Showbiz
If you don’t hear it from me, don’t believe it


Actress Yvonne Nelson has asked Ghanaians and all her followers not to believe anything they hear about her.
She says the only authentic information about her is the ones she makes known and not what the tabloids put out there.
The actress who says she is working on “exposing” the true her to the world made this known in a tweet she shared with her followers.
“If you don’t hear it from me, don’t believe it,” she said in one of her tweets.
She further stressed that all the people of Ghana know is her work and not her.
“You know my work…….you don’t know me. I will tell you about me. Just hold on tight…..working on it.”
Yvonne Nelson is one of the leading actresses and movie producers in Ghana. Her work is loved by both the young and old.
Although her career at some point was embroiled in some personal scandals, the actress has stood the test of time to become one of Ghana’s influential creatives.



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