Nana Ama McBrown, a talented and beautiful Ghanaian actress, is one of the most celebrated stars in Ghana’s movie industry. Known for her exceptional acting skills and versatility, she has risen to become a prominent figure in the entertainment industry, also excelling as a TV presenter, singer, and event host.
Nana Ama McBrown Biography
She was born as Felicity Ama Agyemang on August 15, 1973, in Kumasi, Ghana. Her parents, Cecilia Agyenim Boateng and Kwabena Nkrumah, separated when she was young. After their divorce, Nana Ama and her siblings were adopted by her aunt, Madam Betty Obiri Yeboah, and Kofi McBrown, who raised her with love and care.
Nana Ama McBrown Addresses Bullgod’s Kiss Attempt
Popular actress and TV host Nana Ama McBrown recently spoke about the unexpected moment when artist manager Bullgod tried to kiss her at Stonebwoy’s Up & Runnin album party. The incident, which sparked conversations online, was described by McBrown as surprising but innocent.
She shared her reaction, saying, “I wasn’t expecting it, but he was just excited to see me after a long time. Bullgod likes to joke, and I believe it was harmless.”
When asked how she would have responded if the kiss had happened, McBrown said she would have calmly stopped it and later reminded him not to repeat such behavior.
McBrown clarified that there is no personal relationship between her and Bullgod, adding, “He respects me a lot and treats me with care, like family.”
She also addressed general perceptions about her interactions with men in the industry, explaining that she naturally connects with people because of her friendly personality and sees herself as a sister figure to many.
Education & Career
Nana Ama began her acting career in 2001 with her debut film That Day. Her impressive performance earned her a role in the television series Tentacles, which helped her gain recognition. She later became a household name with her roles in Twi-language movies such as Asoreba and Kumasi Yonko.
Apart from acting, Nana Ama is a successful TV host. She currently presents McBrown’s Kitchen, a popular cooking show, and United Showbiz, an entertainment talk show on UTV. She has also served as a brand ambassador for top companies like Hisense, Tasty Tom, and McBerry Biscuits.
She attended several schools, including St. Peter’s International Residential School, Minnesota International, and Central International. Nana Ama later moved to Kwadaso L.A. J.S.S but could not complete her Basic Education Certificate Exams due to financial difficulties. Despite this, she later earned a secretarial certificate from the College of Business.
Husband & Relationships
In 2016, Nana Ama McBrown married Maxwell Mawu Mensah, her longtime partner. The couple shares a beautiful bond and has a daughter, Maxin Mawushi Mensah, born in February 2019 in Canada. Before their marriage, Maxwell had two children, Phoebe and Chauncey Mensah, making Nana Ama a loving stepmother. She also has an older daughter, Nikita McBrown.
Children
Nana Ama and Maxwell’s daughter, Baby Maxin, is a star in her own right. She has been featured in commercials and has been the brand ambassador for several companies. Nana Ama’s family consists of four children, including her stepchildren, and she has embraced her role as a mother with grace.
Net Worth, Cars & Houses
Nana Ama McBrown’s net worth is estimated at $1.5 million, making her one of Ghana’s richest actresses. Her wealth comes from acting, endorsement deals, and personal businesses. She owns three luxurious mansions and a fleet of expensive cars, including a G-Wagon and a Range Rover.
Movies
Nana Ama has acted in over 200 movies, showcasing her versatility and talent. Some of her notable films include:
- Asoreba
- Kumasi Yonko
- Nsem Pii
- Odo Ntira
- Madam Joan
- Fools Paradise
- John and John (2017)
Awards
Over her nearly two-decade career, Nana Ama has won more than 30 awards. In 2011, she received accolades for her work in the film Dee Ade Wo No, including Best English Actress and Best Actress in a Leading Role. She also made history by winning four awards for a single film as a writer, producer, director, and actress.