Morris Babyface Recalls Escapades With His Nanny at Age 10 on The Delay Show

• Ghanaian musician Morris Babyface on The Delay Show opened up about being sexually abused by an older woman when he was just a teenager
• The man appeared on Deloris Frimpong Manso's programme, sharing details of an experience that left lasting emotional scars
• The clip sparked an outpouring of responses from Ghanaian men who said they had lived through similar situations

Ghanaian musician and songwriter Morris Babyface has sparked a wave of conversation online after opening up about being sexually abused by an older woman when he was just 14 years old.

The viral Delay interview has drawn reactions from Ghanaian men who say the story mirrors their own.

TV host Delay interviews Morris Babyface

Morris Babyface who appeared as a guest on the show hosted by veteran broadcaster Deloris Frimpong Manso, has recounted the experience with an older woman and described the lasting emotional impact it had on him.

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The songwriter write explained that his former nanny took him to her room every evening and did something to him.

The male celebrity recounted the troubling experience affected him badly but he couldn't inform his mother at that time.

The post quickly resonated with a significant number of viewers, many of whom said the guest's story reflected experiences they had kept silent about for years.

The Instagram video is below:

Reactions to the Morris Babyface's childhood experiences

The comments section filled with personal accounts, pointing to a wider reluctance among men in Ghana to speak publicly about childhood sexual abuse.YEN.com.gh compiled a selection of comments from viewers who responded to the video.

@zac.micheal.3572 wrote:

"I went through the same kind tihing with a woman called Auntie Felicia. I was only 14 at the time, while she was around 24. Even now, whenever I see her, I still feel a lot of anger toward her because of what happened."

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@des_kwes said:

"Hmmmm so sad. Thank God you cleaned up so nicely. Still made an impact with all that baggage tho, much respect"

@lyricalwanzam added:

"I can relate."

The Instagram video is below:

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Earlier, YEN.com.gh wrote about Ja Rule who recently discussed the possibility of collaborating with Ghanaian musicians.

About 15 years ago, the Grammy-nominated rapper worked with a Ghanaian musician on a project that was never released.

His remarks have caused many fans to get fixated on the identity of Ja Rule's collaborator and the fate of the song.

Source: YEN.com.gh