- Many creatives face hidden emotional struggles behind their public personas.
- S3fa shared her personal challenges during a Not Me podcast interview.
- Fame often feels lonely despite fan admiration and professional success.
- She described performing with smiles on stage, then breaking down privately.
- According to S3fa, only about 40% of a creative’s real life is visible to the public.
While fans admire the glitz and glamour of their favorite stars, many creatives quietly battle emotional struggles hidden from public view. The constant demand to appear happy, strong, and flawless leaves little room for vulnerability, a reality recently highlighted by Ghanaian musician Sefadzi Abena Amesu (S3fa).
During a candid interview on the Not Me podcast, S3fa became emotional as she reflected on the personal challenges she has faced over the past few months. The singer revealed that the pressures of fame can often feel isolating, despite the applause and adoration from fans.
The “E Choke” hitmaker described moments when she would perform energetically on stage, only to return home and break down in tears on her mother’s shoulder. She emphasized that the public only sees a small fraction of a creative’s life. “What we show out there is just about 40% of our real life and the things we go through,” S3fa shared.
Her heartfelt revelation sheds light on the mental and emotional toll that often accompanies life in the spotlight, reminding fans that behind every performance is a human being with real feelings and challenges.
