In a candid revelation, celebrated actor Adjetey Anang, known affectionately as ‘Pusher’, disclosed his past infidelity in his recently released memoir.
The book, titled ‘Adjetey Anang: A story of Faith, Imperfection and Resilience’, was launched on his 50th birthday and delves into various aspects of his life, including marital challenges.
Chapter nine of the memoir, aptly titled ‘Marital Challenges and Imperfection’, shines a light on Anang’s admission of emotional and physical cheating on his wife.
He candidly admits to naivety in the face of amorous hints and engaging in flirtatious conversations that led to inappropriate behavior.
Anang expressed remorse and acknowledged the impact these actions had on his marriage. He extended his heartfelt apologies to his wife, Elom Anang, and every woman he had been involved with during those dark times.
The actor highlighted his gratitude for the forgiveness and love he received from both his wife and God, which played a pivotal role in their journey to healing and strengthening their bond.
The memoir not only explores Anang’s rise to stardom but also delves into the personal growth, lessons, struggles, and sacrifices that have shaped him over the years.
It provides readers with a glimpse into the man behind the captivating screen characters he has portrayed, including the legendary Pusher from the iconic TV series, ‘Things We Do for Love’.
In addition to the memoir release, Adjetey Anang used his milestone birthday celebration as an opportunity to unveil his health charity, the One in a Million-Health Foundation.
The foundation aims to provide quality healthcare resources to underprivileged individuals in deprived regions.
The charity’s unique name reflects its goal of gathering one million committed individuals who will donate GH₵1 daily for ten years to support the cause.
The star-studded event, marked with grandeur and attended by notable figures including politicians Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa and Dr. Hassan Ayariga, also witnessed the presence of renowned personalities from the showbiz industry.
Nana Ama McBrown, Jackie Appiah, Eddie Nartey, and several others joined in celebrating Adjetey Anang’s achievements and philanthropic endeavors.
