Father’s Day: These are dads of our favourite Ghanaian celebrities

On father’s day 2020, some of our favourite Ghanaian celebrities took to social media to celebrate their fathers and the bond they have with them.

Fathers Day which is celebrated on the third Sunday of June every year is held in honour of Fathers and their contribution to the lives of their children and family.

READ MORE: These celebrity Dads and their kids are melting hearts on Father’s day

Twitter, Facebook and Instagram were filled with moving essays from Ghanaian entertainers about their Dads who are unknown to many of their fans and use the opportunity to introduce them to the world.

Moesha, Stonebwoy, Kwesi Arthur, Mawuli Gavor, Joe Mettle, Wendy Shay and more celebrated their amazing dads on social media.

Check them out.

Stonebwoy with his dad and uncle

Emelia Brobbey

https://www.instagram.com/p/CBsSYaZF-xH/

Mawuli Gavor and Ricardo Gavor

Joe Mettle and his dad

Moesha Boudong

Micheal Owusu Jr. and Dad

Baby Maxin and her Dad

Kwesi Arthur and Dad

Wendy Shay and her parents

Afia Schwarzenegger and Dad

Okyeame Kwame

Ama K Abebrese

https://www.instagram.com/p/CBsPvIIJk8Z/

John D Jr and his Dad

Gifty Dumelo and her dad

Ken Agyepong and Dad

The Ayews and their Dad

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