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In a heart-wrenching revelation, popular Ghanaian comedian and actor, Dr. Likee, also known as Ras Nene, has disclosed that the demands of his skit-making career contributed to the tragic death of his infant son. This is the first time Dr. Likee has publicly discussed the devastating event.
Dr. Likee’s three-month-old son, Loft, passed away on February 28, 2023. The news of Loft’s death was confirmed by fellow comedian Komfo Kolaege on social media, who shared the heartbreaking news with fans and followers.
In a video circulating on social media at the time, Komfo Kolaege and another actor, Kyinkyinaa Twaan, were seen consoling Dr. Likee, who was visibly distraught over the loss of his child.
Fast forward to 2024, Dr. Likee has now opened up about the circumstances surrounding his son’s death. In an emotional interview with Poleeno Multimedia, Dr. Likee revealed that the nature of his job as a skit maker played a significant role in the tragedy. He explained that the demands and pressures of his work were overwhelming, and unfortunately, this contributed to the loss of his son.
During the interview, Dr. Likee also expressed his deep disappointment and sadness over the lack of support he received from his mentees. He mentioned that while he was mourning the death of his son, none of his mentees showed any sympathy or support. This lack of empathy and support from those he had helped and mentored added to his grief and made the period even more challenging for him.
Dr. Likee's revelation sheds light on the often unseen struggles and sacrifices that come with being in the entertainment industry. The pressures of maintaining a public persona, meeting deadlines, and constantly creating content can take a significant toll on one's personal life and mental health. For Dr. Likee, these pressures had a tragic consequence.
The comedian’s story has resonated with many fans and followers, who have expressed their condolences and support. It also serves as a reminder of the importance of mental health and the need for a strong support system, especially in demanding careers.
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