Shatta Wale Saved Me From Committing Suicide – Fella Makafui over alleged s3x tape leak

Fella Precious Makafui, a Ghanaian actress, has recounted how dancehall performer Shatta Wale gave considerable assistance at a difficult phase in her career.

This time included reports of a sex video, which not only threatened her professional life but also drove her to consider self-harm.

In an interview with AJ Sarpong, Fella discussed how being embroiled in a sex video issue had a negative impact on her mental health.

She expressed, “I went through a breakdown a few years ago, and I even contemplated taking my own life. It bothered me when people made assumptions without understanding the truth. I value clarity and having a clear mind, as it enhances my productivity. So, when such situations arose online and I felt helpless to explain myself, it took a toll on me.”

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When her manager notified her about the existence of a sex film involving her, she was immediately upset, according to Fella.

However, Shatta Wale soon intervened to determine the truth and supplied a link to the video, proving that Fella was not the guy in the video.

She thinks that this gesture helped her regain confidence and move on.

“My manager called me and asked, ‘Precious, I know you wouldn’t do this, but there’s a tape out there,” she remembered. Is that you? I was taken aback. Despite the fact that there was no recording to demonstrate, the information was already spreading. I had had enough and couldn’t take it any longer.”

Fella said that Shatta Wale was the one who saved her from the scandal, saying, “The girl in the video had a striking resemblance to me.” I was weeping when I went home, and Shatta contacted me at 11 p.m.

“He comforted me, saying, ‘Mummy, mummy, forget about it,’ and shared the link with me. When I watched the video, I noticed that the girl had a tattoo on her back, whereas I don’t have one.”

Fella Makafui, who is now promoting her new TV series starring Shatta Wale and her husband, Medikal, recognised that without the dancehall artist’s help, the issue may have been worse.

“If Shatta hadn’t sent me the link, I might have believed the rumours and taken drastic measures,” she stated, expressing her appreciation. If you recall, he moved to social media, chastised those propagating false information, and published the link to demonstrate that I was not engaged.”

The conversation with actress and businesswoman Fella Makafui drew attention on the significance of mental health and self-care in the entertainment sector.

Even the most strong people can succumb to the strains of celebrity and continual public scrutiny.

Fella emphasised her point of view by saying, “Since then, I have decided not to listen to people online. They don’t know me, and they have no right to judge me or dictate my actions.”

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