“I Have Never Exchanged S3x For Movie Roles” – Mercy Asiedu

Mercy Asiedu, who encouraged women interested in acting to avoid trading sexual favors for promotion, stated that she rose to fame by hard work and grace.

In an interview with Graphic Showbiz, the filmmaker stated that she never slept her way to the top, and that swapping sex for movie parts did not ensure success.

“Being a celebrity isn't easy. It is not something you should race toward; only God's favor can get you there. She said, “It's not true that you have to sleep with someone to become a celebrity.”

“No one ever slept with me during my career. Concert Party led to my discovery by Miracle Films. Others young people assume they must sleep with producers and directors in order to become stars, however there have been some who have slept with these producers and we haven't seen their stardom.

“If you beg for God's blessing and are truly interested and work hard, God's blessing will be upon you and you will become a celebrity. You'll get there if you have patience and humility. The stars you see now did not become such over night; it took many years of hard effort and commitment. “Be patient, work hard, and seek the face of God, and you will find it at the given time,” she said.

As several actors, producers, and directors claim to have been victims, the topic of'sex for movie parts' continues recurring.

Actresses offer themselves sex to filmmakers in order to get cast in movies, according to the actor, director, and scriptwriter, Kwaku Twumasi.

Source: Dklassgh.com