Popular Kumawood actress Maame Serwaa has officially addressed long-standing rumors about her alleged romantic relationships with fellow actors Bill Asamoah and Frank Naro. In a recent interview with entertainment host Zion Felix, the actress set the record straight, making it clear that these rumors are false and damaging.
The actress was emphatic about her relationship with veteran actor and producer Bill Asamoah, describing it as nothing more than a professional and mentoring connection.
“Bill is like a father to me in this industry,” she said. “He’s guided me and supported my growth as an actress. There’s no romantic involvement between us.”
Maame Serwaa emphasized that she has always respected Bill Asamoah’s role in her life and career, and that any suggestion of intimacy is both unfounded and disrespectful to both parties.
She also addressed rumors linking her to Frank Naro, a Kumawood actor and musician, whom she referred to as a friend and a brother.
“Frank and I are close, yes—but strictly as friends. People should understand that genuine friendships between men and women exist without any romantic strings attached.”
Maame Serwaa expressed concern over the damaging effects of false narratives and social media gossip, which she said not only hurt her image but also distract from her professional achievements.
“These rumors are draining and stain my brand,” she stated. “I’ve worked so hard to build my name in this industry, and it’s disappointing to see people spreading false stories without facts.”
She urged fans, bloggers, and industry players to be more responsible in how they discuss public figures.
Despite the controversies, Maame Serwaa remains focused on her career and hinted at upcoming projects that will showcase her versatility as an actress. She encouraged her fans to continue supporting her work rather than entertaining baseless gossip.
With this bold clarification, Maame Serwaa has taken a firm stand against misinformation. Her message is clear: let truth and respect guide conversations around public figures.
As one of Ghana’s most recognizable young talents, Maame Serwaa’s voice adds weight to the ongoing conversation about media ethics, online gossip, and the challenges celebrities face in the digital age.
