Like Mother, Like Daughter McBrown And Baby Maxine Join Indomie

According to a report by Ghbase Daily on Wednesday October 14, 2026, Ghanaian actress and television personality Nana Ama McBrown has announced a new brand partnership with popular instant noodle brand Indomie, attracting attention not only for the latest milestone in her career but also for the involvement of her daughter, Baby Maxine.

The celebrated entertainer shared the news on Instagram on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, revealing that she had secured an ambassadorial deal with the well-known noodle brand.

However, the announcement came with an interesting twist as her young daughter also featured in promotional content associated with the partnership.

McBrown, who has built a strong reputation in Ghana’s entertainment industry through her acting, television presenting and endorsement deals, appeared in an Indomie-branded T-shirt in a social media post announcing the collaboration.

In her caption, the actress expressed gratitude to God for the opportunity, sharing her excitement about the new partnership.

Her announcement quickly drew attention because of the special role her daughter, Baby Maxine, appears to be playing in the campaign.

The latest deal adds to McBrown’s growing list of commercial partnerships, further highlighting her appeal to brands seeking to connect with consumers through familiar and influential personalities.

Her popularity across television and social media has made her a recognisable figure in Ghana, particularly among families and younger audiences.

Beyond the announcement itself, Baby Maxine has also become a talking point following the release of a separate video showing her starring in an Indomie commercial without her mother appearing alongside her.

Baby Maxine’s participation has added a family dimension to the campaign, making the partnership more than just another celebrity endorsement.

Her appearance alongside a major consumer brand has also drawn attention to the growing visibility of celebrity children in advertising and entertainment-related promotions.

Although McBrown has yet to share further details about the terms of the agreement, the announcement and the accompanying commercial have placed both mother and daughter in the spotlight.

For McBrown, the Indomie partnership represents another opportunity to extend her influence beyond acting and television presenting into brand promotion.

For Baby Maxine, meanwhile, the commercial could mark an early introduction to professional advertising, although it remains unclear whether the appearance will lead to further projects.

The development has generated interest among followers of the actress, particularly those who have watched Baby Maxine grow up through occasional appearances in her mother’s public life.

With McBrown now officially associated with Indomie and her daughter making what appears to be her advertising debut, the partnership has created a fresh talking point in Ghana’s entertainment and celebrity endorsement space.

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