Actress Kisa Gbekle has expressed anger at the increasing perception and tagging of Ghanaian actresses as prostitutes.
To her, it is unfair because some of them are decent women.
“It is annoying and I feel violated anytime people easily generalise that actresses are prostitutes. It is so easy for them to say that about us without any shred of evidence and it is sad,” she told NEWS-ONE.
“Maybe, activities of some actresses overtime have contributed to it, but it is not everyone who has that tendency. Some of us were brought up from good homes and we work hard,” Kisa added.
“A lot of us are decent women and committed to working hard.
It is about time we stopped branding actresses as prostitutes. It always gets me thinking when people just conclude that all of us are prostitutes,” she added.
For a very long time, it has been very common for actresses to be called prostitutes in this part of the world.
Most comments that follow online entertainment news updates on actresses never omit it.
But Kisa says, “I am not a prostitute. I work hard for my money. I don’t go sleeping around for money and I feel it is not fair to put all of us in that box because we are actresses.”
According to her, “it is about time actresses speak up against these insults.”
“It is sad. Because of that men don’t trust us let alone to think about marrying us. It is time we speak against those insults and let’s be watchful of our ways as actresses,” Kisa concluded.
