FUNNY FACE’S PROBLEMS COULD BE THE RESULT OF WHAT HE DID TO HIMSELF, HIS FAMILY AND SOMEONE ELSE’S FAMILY – Vanessa’s Father

The mental health of Ghanaian comedian Funny Face, whose real name is Benson Nana Yaw Oduro Boateng, has been a focus of media scrutiny and discussion.

He has been reported for uploading videos in inappropriate conditions and insulting the mother of his children, along with other celebrities, multiple times.

Funny Face’s recent strange conduct and outbursts on social media are believed to be connected to problems in his relationship and his subsequent split with his partner, Vanessa.

It is thought that this has had a negative impact on his mental well-being.

Lately, Funny Face has been stepping up his verbal attacks, this time directed towards Jah Wisdom, his ex-lover’s father.

During an interview on Luv FM, Jah Wisdom mentioned that he doesn’t harbor any personal resentment towards Funny Face, but he thinks that the comedian’s current mental condition may be due to his own behaviors and decisions.

“Whatever is happening to him is as a result of what he has done to himself, his family and someone else’s family,” he stated.

Jah Wisdom then added, “Funny Face is not part of my family, he has not come to my home before neither have I seen him face to face before.”

According to him, Vanessa was not married to Funny Face as rumored.

“She has never been married, either to Funny Face or anyone else”, he noted.

Touching on Funny Face’s recent rants, Jah Wisdom said is it dangerous to disrespect others and it may not be well for people who indulge in such practice.

He also stated that Vanessa as his bloodline is as powerful as her father.

“My daughter is as powerful as me and if you attempt to play games to tarnish her image, you will not go scot-free,” he stated.

He however maintains a neutral stance on Funny Face’s situation, emphasizing it is a personal matter that should not involve his family.

Jah Wisdom expressed a desire to focus on his own music career and establish a strong brand in dancehall music.

He pointed out the need to sing well-meaning songs about life, faith and women.

 

 

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