I Rushed Into Marriage, I Should have listened To My Parents' Advice - Kwabena Kwabena regrets
December 21, 2017
Highlife crooner, George Kwabena Adu popularly called Kwabena Kwabena has expressed his immense regret for failing to hearken to the advice of his parents before marriage.
The veteran singer tied his second knot in 2010 at the forecourt of His Majesty’s (HM) in La, a suburb of Accra.
Some few years down the line, the award-winning highlife musician divorced due to allegations of infidelity leveled against him by his wife.
Reacting to this on Adom FM’s Work and Happiness on Tuesday, the ‘Bue Kwan’ song maker said even though he believes marriage adds value to life, he regrets rushing into it.
He told show host, Ohemaa Woyeje that ‘I believe in marriage as a very good thing. With the way I was raised I want to settle down but it is just that it has been unfortunate.’
“I think for me the little I have learnt is that I never listened to my parents. I have learnt my lessons now…” he added.
Kwabena Kwabena having learned from his mistake said, ‘I believe in marriage [but] I believe if you have the right partner with the same focus it will work.’
He, therefore, urged couples planning to marry to concentrate on each other to avoid facing similar problems.
“What I would advise is that the young people are so much in a hurry to marry. They should take their time. I pray the good Lord puts me in a better place next time…” Kwabena Kwabena said.
READ ALSO: I Won’t Marry Under Pressure, Marriage Is Not A Race - Becca
Source: Adomonline
Highlife crooner, George Kwabena Adu popularly called Kwabena Kwabena has expressed his immense regret for failing to hearken to the advice of his parents before marriage.
The veteran singer tied his second knot in 2010 at the forecourt of His Majesty’s (HM) in La, a suburb of Accra.
Some few years down the line, the award-winning highlife musician divorced due to allegations of infidelity leveled against him by his wife.
Reacting to this on Adom FM’s Work and Happiness on Tuesday, the ‘Bue Kwan’ song maker said even though he believes marriage adds value to life, he regrets rushing into it.
He told show host, Ohemaa Woyeje that ‘I believe in marriage as a very good thing. With the way I was raised I want to settle down but it is just that it has been unfortunate.’
“I think for me the little I have learnt is that I never listened to my parents. I have learnt my lessons now…” he added.
Kwabena Kwabena having learned from his mistake said, ‘I believe in marriage [but] I believe if you have the right partner with the same focus it will work.’
He, therefore, urged couples planning to marry to concentrate on each other to avoid facing similar problems.
“What I would advise is that the young people are so much in a hurry to marry. They should take their time. I pray the good Lord puts me in a better place next time…” Kwabena Kwabena said.
READ ALSO: I Won’t Marry Under Pressure, Marriage Is Not A Race - Becca
Source: Adomonline
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