Ghanaian Kumawood actress Emelia Brobbey has debunked a series of allegations made by colleague actor Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly known as LilWin, during a movie scene.<\/p>\n In an interview with Gh Page TV on December 23, 2024, the actress noted that she doesn’t hate LilWin and therefore slapping him with slippers in a movie scene was purely professional.<\/p>\n “Oh no! It was a movie scene, and I didn’t even know he would take it personally. If I were to take the harsh treatment I had received while on set, I don’t think it would be okay. Why would I want to slap LilWin with slippers? I am sure he (LilWin) wanted to talk about his success story, and some people misconstrued it.<\/p>\n “I remember interviewing Sister Mercy on one of my shows, and she even told me how Nana Ama McBrown slapped her on a movie set, but she understood that it was solely professional, so she didn’t take it to heart. If we were all to take such things personally, I don’t think we all can work together,” she said.<\/p>\n Emelia Brobbey also advised her colleague actor not to take things that happen during acting personally.<\/p>\n “I would advise him not to take things personally when we are acting because that is what the job requires. But if I have done something to him aside from being on set, I am sorry. Moreover, Kwadwo is someone I like, and I wouldn’t think of doing that to him,” she added.<\/p>\n LilWin, in an interview on Lawson TV in December 2024, narrated how he was abused by creatives when he began his career in the movie industry.<\/p>\n He narrated how an actress slapped him with slippers during a scene.<\/p>\n Watch the full video below <\/b> <\/p>\n
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