Funny Face, the popular actor and comedian, has taken a compassionate step towards reconciliation with the victims of a recent car accident he was involved in.
Following his bail of GH¢120,000 by a District Court in Kasoa, Funny Face visited the individuals affected by the accident to seek forgiveness and make amends for his mistakes.
Accompanied by journalist Kofi Adomah and his lawyer, Funny Face first visited the older woman and her two grandchildren who were involved in the accident. The comedian was seen kneeling and engaging in a heartfelt conversation with the grandmother, who was receiving treatment in the hospital at the time of the visit.
Despite her injuries, the woman graciously forgave Funny Face and he also took care of her medical bills and expenses. Additionally, Funny Face travelled to the Central Region to meet with the two young children who had been discharged from the hospital. He pleaded with their family for forgiveness, and the mother reassured him that there was no animosity towards him.
During the visit, the grandfather of the young children emphasized the importance of forgiveness and second chances, in contrast to the pressure from some media personalities for Funny Face to be jailed. He commended Funny Face for his efforts to make amends and donated some items to the family.
Funny Face’s actions demonstrate his remorse and willingness to take responsibility for the consequences of the accident. It is a positive step towards reconciliation and healing for all parties involved.
