The situation surrounding Ghanaian comedian and actor Funny Face has taken a serious turn as his family steps in to address his ongoing mental health struggles.
According to a recent update, Funny Face, whose real name is Benson Nana Yaw Oduro Boateng, will be returning to a rehabilitation facility.
This decision comes amid his recent social media outbursts, which have caused considerable concern among his fans and the general public.
Funny Face has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, a condition that has led to several public episodes over the years.
His erratic behaviour has been exacerbated by his use of social media, where he has made a series of damaging accusations against friends and colleagues.
Recently, he has publicly criticised his former close friend Bismark and rapper Medikal, alleging that they were involved in inappropriate relationships with his ex-wife.
Additionally, he has made disparaging remarks about popular Ghanaian actresses Nana Ama McBrown and Emelia Brobbey, accusing them of unethical behaviour.
In response to these troubling developments, Funny Face’s family has decided to take significant measures to manage his condition.
They plan to confiscate his phone to prevent him from posting further inflammatory content and to ensure he focuses on his recovery.
This intervention aims to protect both his personal reputation and the relationships he has strained through his online activity.
The decision to return him to rehab highlights the seriousness of his condition.
Funny Face’s previous stint in a psychiatric facility had provided some relief and support, but his recent behaviour suggests he may need continued professional help.
His family’s actions underscore their concern for his well-being and their desire to see him regain stability.
Funny Face’s ongoing challenges reflect a broader issue of mental health in the public eye, particularly among celebrities.
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Source: NewsandVibes.com
