Emelia Brobbey, born on January 6, 1982, is a celebrated Ghanaian actress, television presenter, and musician. With a career spanning over a decade, Emelia has made significant contributions to the entertainment industry and earned numerous accolades, solidifying her status as one of Ghana's top actresses.

Emelia Brobbey

Early Life and Education

Emelia Brobbey was born and raised in Akyem Swedru in the Eastern region of Ghana. She attended Akyem Swedru Secondary School before furthering her education at Presbyterian Teacher's Training College. Upon completing her Teacher's Certificate 'A', Emelia was assigned to teach Agricultural Science in Obuasi. It was during her teaching career that she was introduced to acting. Additionally, Emelia holds a diploma in Journalism, a bachelor's degree in Human Resource Management, and an ICM certificate in Broadcast Journalism.

Career

Emelia began her acting career after working as a teacher and quickly became well-known in the Ghanaian film industry. Her talent and dedication earned her the Best Indigenous Actress of the Year award and a nomination for Best Supporting Actress of the Year at the City People Entertainment Awards in 2016. She continued to receive recognition, winning the Best Gallywood Actress and Best Philanthropist awards at the 3G Awards in New York in 2018. In 2019, she was honored with the Best Actor Female Indigenous award at the ZAFAA Global Awards, presented by the African Film Academy Awards.

In addition to acting, Emelia ventured into music. She released her first single, "Fa me ko," in 2019. Despite criticism of her singing, she continued to pursue her music career and released a second single, "Odo Electric," in January 2020. Emelia's determination to succeed in the music industry is clear, and she continues to improve her skills.

Filmography 

1. The Big Six (2022)

2. Heroes of Africa: Tetteh Quarshie (2020)

3. Mad (2019)

4. The 2 Pilots (2019)

5. Honeymoon (2019)

6. Asantewaa (2019)

7. Akwansidie

8. Kobolor (2018)

9. Game of Chess (2018)

10. Adanfo Bone (2017)

11. Nteteye Pa (2016)

12. Se Manhyia (2016)

13. Amakye and Dede (2016)

14. Nyame Nhyira Mmaa (2016)

15. Kae (2015)

16. Adofo Asa

17. Ama Pooley

18. Enye Me Saa (2014)

19. Ohia Asoma Wo

20. Medo Hemaa (2013)

21. Madanfo (2013)

22. Mmofra: Oman Yi Daakye (2011)

23. Ewiase Ahennie (2011)

24. Beware (2011)

25. No Apologies (2011)

26. Love Me (2011)

27. Ama Ghana (2010)

28. Obaa Hemaa (2007)

29. Asem Mpe Nipa (2007)

Personal Life

In 2010, Emelia married Dr. Kofi Adu Boateng, who founded the End Point Homeopathy Clinic. They had a son together on June 13, 2013, but divorced in 2012. Emelia is a proud mother of two sons; her first son was born while she was in teacher training school. Despite the challenges she has faced, Emelia remains dedicated to her family and career.

Emelia's success is evident in her lifestyle. She owns luxurious cars and lives in a beautifully furnished home that has garnered admiration in Ghana.

Awards and Nominations

- Best Indigenous Actress of the Year, City People Entertainment Awards (2016)

- Nominated for Best Supporting Actress of the Year, City People Entertainment Awards (2016)

- Best Gallywood Actress, 3G Awards in New York (2018)

- Best Philanthropist, 3G Awards in New York (2018)

- Best Actor Female Indigenous, ZAFAA Global Awards (2019)

Net Worth

As of 2024, Emelia Brobbey's net worth is estimated to be around $600,000. Her success in both acting and music has contributed significantly to her financial standing.

Social Media

Emelia Brobbey is active on social media and can be followed on Instagram at [@emeliabrobbey]