Ghanaian actor and comedian, Dr Likee, has sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry with his sudden announcement to quit his acting career.
In a revealing interview shared on GhKwaku’s Instagram page, Dr Likee disclosed that he will be hanging up his acting boots two weeks after returning to Ghana from the United Kingdom.
This unexpected decision comes as a surprise to fans and colleagues alike, as Dr Likee has been a driving force behind the recent revival of the Kumawood movie industry.
His YouTube comedy skits have not only entertained audiences but also provided a platform for up-and-coming actors to shine.
Dr Likee’s reasoning behind this drastic decision is twofold.
He cites the stressful nature of his work, which involves long hours and high pressure, as well as the numerous false accusations leveled against him.
Despite his hard work and commitment to supporting new talent, Dr Likee feels that the negative criticism has taken a toll on his well-being.
“I am tired,” he confessed. “I work from 6 am to 6 pm, and the stress is too much. I am not going to act nor produce movies again.”
This announcement marks the end of an era for Dr Likee’s fans, who have grown to love his energetic and humorous performances. As the news spreads, many are left wondering what led to this sudden change of heart and what the future holds for this talented comedian.
One thing is certain, however: Dr Likee’s legacy in the entertainment industry will not be forgotten. His impact on the Kumawood movie industry and the countless lives he has touched through his work will continue to inspire and influence future generations of actors and comedians.
Many people have given Dr. Likee credit for the recent resurgence of the Kumawood film industry. He has lifted and promoted several up-and-coming actors through his YouTube comedy routine. Through him, a number of celebrities gained notoriety, including Jordan, Sobolo, Kyekyeku, 39/40, and C-confion.
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