UTV Presenter Yaa Konamah Reflects on 11 Years Without Late Husband in Emotional Tribute

Ghanaian media personality and UTV presenter Yaa Konamah has shared a deeply emotional message in remembrance of her late husband, marking 11 years since his untimely death. The tribute, shared on her social media platforms, offered a rare glimpse into the personal grief she has carried privately while maintaining a strong and consistent presence on television.

Konamah accompanied her message with a nostalgic wedding photo, reflecting on the memories and dreams they once shared. “11 years without you still feels like yesterday,” she wrote. “The laughter we shared, the dreams we built—I carry them with me every day. Though time has passed, some pains never fade.” Her message resonated with many fans who were unaware of the loss she had endured, due in part to her composed and cheerful public demeanor.

Sources close to the family revealed that her husband passed away in 2013 after a brief illness, leaving her to raise their two children alone. Despite the emotional toll, Konamah continued to rise in her broadcasting career. Colleagues recall her professionalism and strength, noting that she would often host live television segments shortly after emotional breakdowns behind the scenes.

The tribute has sparked conversations about the hidden emotional burdens media figures often carry. Psychologist Dr. Ama Serwah praised Konamah’s openness, noting that such honesty helps shed light on the realities of prolonged grief and the complexity of emotional healing.

Ending her tribute on a hopeful note, Konamah wrote, “Your legacy lives on through our children. Until we meet again, my love.” The heartfelt message has drawn an outpouring of support from fans and fellow professionals, who admire her quiet resilience and strength through the years.

Source: Yen