VETERAN ACTRESS SHARES HOW HER HUSBAND MARRIED HER, TRAVELLED AND NEVER CAME BACK.

Queen Sabby Deborah, a veteran Ghanaian actress, has revealed why her marriage to her ex-husband ended.

While advising young people, the actress revealed that she used to be quite haughty and unmanageable in her youth, which did not end well for her.

In an interview with Adom TV, actress Queen Sabby revealed how her ex-husband taught her a painful lesson she will never forget. Her husband, she claims, dumped her a few weeks after they married.

The Kumawood actress revealed that her hubby went to the United States and never returned; she has yet to hear from him.

As a child, I fantasized about living in luxury. I traveled long distances to acquire gems and ate at the most upscale restaurants. I was merely blowing off money because it was earned by my labor. I had no regard for men because I was self-sufficient. When they speak, I respond because I can fend for myself. I was unruly and defiant.

"I believed I was tough until a man I married cheated on me." We had a much-anticipated wedding and days of partying, but he dumped me and I have yet to hear from him.

Queen Sabby went on to say that her husband went under the guise of going to protect their future, but she eventually understood it was for his selfish gain.

Queen Sabby Deborah has starred in numerous movies with the likes of Kojo Nkansah, Kwaku manu, KoJo poku mahala, Akyere Bruwaa, Agyeiwaa and others.

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 24-year-old carpenter who allegedly stabbed his 61-year-old co-tenant without any provocation has been remanded into police custody by an Accra Circuit Court.

James Appiah Korang is said to have stabbed the elderly female victim in the head, lower abdomen, and left breast.

Korang, charged with causing harm, has pleaded not guilty.

The accused person is expected to reappear in Court on September 14.

Prosecuting Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) E. Nyamekye who held the brief of Police Chief Inspector Akumeah, opposed the grant of bail, saying the accused was a flight risk and when granted bail, he would not appear to stand trial.

The prosecution said it was ready to commence with the trial expeditiously.