Ghanaian actress Nana Ama McBrown shared many intriguing details about her life during an interview with Bola Ray on the Starr Chat show on August 22, 2024. 

She talked about surgery and facing spiritual attacks. marriage, favourite actors and other essential issues. 

Here are ten key points McBrown discussed during the show that aired on August 22, 2024:

1.  Spiritual Attacks: McBrown mentioned experiencing spiritual attacks on set but clarified that she does not attribute them to juju. She emphasized having no connections with any juju man, pastor, or spiritualist in Ghana or elsewhere.

2.  Favorite Actor: She revealed that her all-time favorite actor is Agya Koo, praising his contributions to the movie industry.

3. Philanthropy: McBrown spoke about collaborating with the CrimeCheck team to secure the release of 47 prison inmates.

4. Social Media Lies: She addressed the numerous falsehoods spread about her on social media, stating that they do not affect her.

5. Career Advice: McBrown advised that regardless of one's qualifications, it is essential to learn on the job.

6.  Film Industry Challenges: She noted that while creative talents are still present, the platforms to sell or market movies have diminished.

7.  Personal Branding: McBrown highlighted that a personality's brand is composed of their appearance, words, and attitude.

8.  Surgeries and Pain: She has undergone four surgeries on her right arm, three in Ghana and one in Germany. Despite being able to stretch her arm, she continues to experience pain and anticipates another surgery soon, hoping it will be her last.

9. Marriage Advice: Reflecting on her life, McBrown said if she were a child again, she would reconsider marriage. She would advise women to marry after 35 and men after 40, sharing that she was fortunate to be with men who did not abuse her. She acknowledged that some might disagree with her views, but she believes it is fine if one has a child with someone, even if they do not marry.

10.  Early Life: McBrown shared that she was born in Accra but grew up in Kwadaso, Kumasi.

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