Ghanaian socialite turned musician Efia Odo born Andrea Owusu, became deeply emotional as she shared the story of her relationship with her father.
In a video shared by blogger Nkonkonsa, Efia Odo revealed that she grew up in the United States without her father being present in her life.
She only met him when she returned to Ghana in 2015. “I didn’t know my dad until I returned to Ghana in 2015. He was like a stranger to me,” she said, her voice trembling with emotion.
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She also spoke about how the absence of her father impacted her emotionally. Efia Odo reflected on how she often longed for a paternal connection, especially during moments that highlighted her loss, like watching films where brides danced with their fathers.
“My issues with my father affected me. I remember watching movies and seeing a bride dancing with her father at her wedding, and I would start crying. There was something inside of me that wanted that connection with my father so badly,” she shared as she broke down into tears.
Efia comes from Juabeng in the Ashanti region of Ghana. Andrea Owusu also known as Efia Odo was a U.S based assistant nurse who relocated to Ghana.
She was born on the 18th of July 1993 and hails from Juaben in the Ashanti region of Ghana and is currently pursuing her passion in acting and music.
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Below is the video of Efia Odo speaking about her relationship with her father:
The video resonated with many viewers, who took to social media to share their own experiences and offer support.
@ahkosua_ commented, “This is sooo relatable, it’s hard to move past it. It’s really difficult when you know you did it all by yourself. They missed all the times we needed them most. The trauma can’t be explained enough.”
@samken_ansong added, “2nd time breaking down in a week. Meaning a lot has been bottled up. Stay strong Afia.”
@akosuasophils expressed, “Hmmmmm I cry all the time when I see parents showing so much affection to their children. How I wish 😔.”
Supportive comments continued with @pegs_granola saying, “Hmmmm, it is well, my dear 🙏 God is in control 🙏 love love love,” and @williamdanso simply adding, “Love you girl.”
@stepupmedia4 offered a heartfelt piece of advice, “It’s ok. Pick his calls. One day the calls will stop forever. 😘😘😘.”
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