By D.Klass GH 
Actress and TV host Nana Ama McBrown clashed with counsellor George Lutterodt over a statement he made that didn’t sit well with her—or many viewers.
known for his polarizing opinions, Lutterodt claimed that children raised by single parents often turn out to be unproductive members of society.
Appearing on Onua TV’s Onua Showtyme, Lutterodt’s comments struck a particularly sensitive chord with McBrown, who has recently faced rumours about her marital status and is a devoted mother to her daughter, Maxine Mawushi Mensah.
“You have no right to make such sweeping statements!” McBrown fired back during the live broadcast, her voice firm but composed.
She challenged Lutterodt’s position, arguing that single parents often display extraordinary strength and commitment in raising their children.
McBrown’s reaction wasn’t just personal—it was emblematic of her broader advocacy for women and families.
Having built a reputation as one of Ghana’s most resilient and versatile entertainers, her journey from challenging beginnings to stardom makes her an inspiration to many.
Her response to Lutterodt was seen by fans as a defense of single parents everywhere, a group she believes should be celebrated, not stereotyped.
Lutterodt, however, stood by his statement, claiming that his assertions were backed by research. “There is empirical evidence to show that children from broken homes are more likely to face challenges in becoming productive members of society,” he insisted, despite McBrown’s pushback.