May 24 (THEWILL) — Popular Ghanaian actress and media personality, Beverly Afaglo, has died.
Her husband, Eugene Kwadwo Baah confirmed in an emotional tribute on Sunday.
In a message shared on social media, the grieving musician described the late actress as the foundation of his life and happiness.
“My heart is shattered beyond words over the death of my beloved wife Beverly Afaglo. It would have been just like four more days to your birthday but I guess the Lord wanted to celebrate with you so He called you. You were my strength, my happiness, and the reason my life felt complete. Every moment with you was a blessing I will cherish forever,” he wrote
Baah popularly known as Choirmaster, also revealed the deep emotional impact of her passing, saying he could still hear her voice encouraging him as she always did.
“I am hearing your voice right now cheering me up as always, my number one fan. I promise to take care and continue everything we planned and started. Until my last breath, you will remain in my heart forever. Sleep well my babe,” he added.
Describing her as a “legend,” the musician said her death marked a painful moment not only for him but for countless admirers and colleagues within the entertainment community.
Meanwhile, Praye Tietia, another member of the popular Hiplife group Praye, confirmed in an interview with Graphic Showbiz that the actress had been ill for some time, although family and close associates had remained hopeful about her recovery.
According to him, the family is expected to release an official statement regarding her passing and funeral arrangements in due course.
Born on May 28, 1983, Beverly Afaglo established herself as one of Ghana’s notable actresses, earning admiration for her energetic screen presence and versatility in film and television productions.
Over the years, she featured in several acclaimed Ghanaian movies, including Return of Beyonce (2006), where she played Doris, Crime to Christ (2007) as Sharon, and Girls Connection (2008), in which she reprised the role of Doris.
Her acting credits also included Prince’s Bride, Never Again (2010), Turn Me On (2010), The Game (2010), Single Six (2011), Equatorial Escape (2011), and Secret Burden (2012).
She further appeared in productions such as ‘The King’s Bride’, ‘Total Exchange’, ‘Playboy’, ‘Big Girls Club’ and CEO.
Beyond acting, Afaglo remained a prominent figure in Ghana’s entertainment and media circles, admired for her connection with fans and her openness about both her personal and professional life.
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