Yvonne Nelson and Sarkodie’s Abortion Story Resurfaces Online — Why People Are Talking Again

A Facebook post has brought back the old story about actress Yvonne Nelson and rapper Sarkodie, focusing on the abortion Yvonne Nelson revealed in her book. According to the post, their first child would have been 16 years old by now if not for the abortion in 2010. The post claims Sarkodie “didn’t try” and describes his song “Try Me” as an insult to all women.

The story became public when Yvonne Nelson released her memoir, *I Am Not Yvonne Nelson*, in which she disclosed that she got pregnant for Sarkodie in 2010 and had an abortion. She said the rapper was not ready to be a father and did not support her. Sarkodie later released a song titled “Try Me” in which he addressed the claims, and the song became the subject of intense public debate.

The issue divided fans and the public. Some people supported Yvonne Nelson and praised her for speaking out, while others defended Sarkodie. The way the story was discussed on social media and in the media also sparked conversations about how society treats women and men differently in such situations. Many argued that women often bear the shame while men face less criticism.

For years, the abortion story has remained a talking point, especially whenever either of the two celebrities is in the news. The latest post shows that the issue still stirs strong emotions. The post’s comment that the child would have been 16 by now is meant to show how much time has passed and to highlight the seriousness of what happened.

The post also criticises Sarkodie’s “Try Me” track as disrespectful to women. This reflects a wider debate about how the rapper handled the allegations. While the story may never be fully settled in the public eye, it continues to raise questions about responsibility, respect, and how celebrities handle personal matters in the public space.