Nana Ama McBrown is 43, grateful and stunning in these new birthday photos

Ghana’s favourite actress and TV personality, Nana Ama Mcbrown is celebrating a brand new age today.

Mcbrown who was born 43 years ago on the 15th of August is grateful to be alive. The award-winning actress has shared some pretty iconic looks to celebrate the day.

Styled by Neal Davids and designed by Royal Couture Ghana, the African print dress has a bodice feature and fringe at the tail.

In a caption on Instagram, Nana Ama Mcbrown said she had done her best to live the real life and to grow. She wrote:

"My 43 years on earth is a story, This is my Life and i played all the roles
I have done my best to live the real life and to grow and I am grateful to The Almighty God. My Lord, Your Favor has brought me this far 🙏
My dear i can only tell you to be GRATEFUL
G- God is the answer
R- Run to him only
A- Always
T- Talk to no Man
E- Enemies Within
F- Full of Jealousy
U - Until God says No,
L- Live Your Life To The Fullest"

The photos were shot by Ansah Ken Photography with surreal home decor and living inspiration.

Happy Birthday dear. Unleash your greatness on us.

Vendors

Styling: @neal__davids
Hair: @beauty_bowl_salon
MUA: @aligiinamakeover
Outfit @royalcouturegh
Captured @ansahkenphotography

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