Popular Ghanaian actress and media personality Nana Ama McBrown has spoken out about rumours surrounding her popular cooking show McBrown’s Kitchen
In an exclusive interview with Berla Mundi on TV3’s New Day, McBrown addressed the speculation that UTV, the network where she previously worked, had stopped airing her show since she left.
The award-winning actress revealed that she had paid for the show to be aired on UTV.
McBrown went on to express her confusion over the situation and added that she is currently in talks with her former employer to try and resolve the issue. She mentioned that despite everything, she was content, adding that she had left everything in the hands of God.
The rumours surrounding McBrown’s Kitchen had sparked speculation among fans, with many questioning why the show had seemingly disappeared from UTV’s programming schedule.
However, McBrown’s comments shed some light on the situation and suggest that there may be more to the story than initially thought
McBrown’s Kitchen has become a beloved cooking show among Ghanaians and has gained national recognition.
The show features McBrown preparing a variety of dishes and sharing cooking tips and tricks with viewers alongside her celebrity guests. Fans expressed their displeasure with UTV, calling them unprofessional.