Why I Keep My Family Away From Social Media – Don Little

Ghanaian actor Stephen Atanga, widely known as Don Little, has explained why he deliberately keeps his family out of the public eye, saying he wants to protect his privacy and prevent people from using his relatives to obtain personal information about him.

Speaking on UTV, the actor said he avoids posting his family on social media because he doesn’t want people who can’t get private information directly from him to turn to his relatives for answers.

According to Don Little, keeping his family out of the public eye is a deliberate decision to protect parts of his life he prefers to keep private.

He explained that people who want to know personal details about him could approach family members if they already know them, especially when they can’t get the information directly from him.

“I do this because I do not want people who want to dig into my private life and cannot get the information from me to go to my family for the information since they know them,” he said.

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