I refused to be a hypocrite – Aaron Adatsi
Actor Aaron Adatsi has responded to people mocking him that he gave birth outside wedlock although he preached abstinence from sex in YOLO TV series. Social media commenters were of the view that because of how he preached the message of abstinence in the TV series, they expected from him to also practice what he…
Actor Aaron Adatsi has responded to people mocking him that he gave birth outside wedlock although he preached abstinence from sex in YOLO TV series.
Social media commenters were of the view that because of how he preached the message of abstinence in the TV series, they expected from him to also practice what he preached.
But instead, news of the young actor took us by surprise after he outdoored his newborn baby boy with his baby mama Eyram over the weekend.
In response to critics, he said that he accepted to make his baby public because he refused to be a hypocrite.
Read his full statement on Instagram below:
19′ OCTOBER 2020
Several months back, I, together with my family and some close relations welcomed an unimaginable blessing into our lives.
While I did not envision putting out a statement to welcome my blessing; it has become necessary to take control of the narrative – as unforeseen circumstances have robbed me of the precious opportunity to formally outdoor my blessing to the world at my own convenience.
News of his christening has come as a surprise to many and over the past few days, has stirred up conversations regarding who I am and what I stand for.
I understand that in some of my professional engagements I have come to represent many morally upright things to the masses, but, in all humility, I refuse to hoist the flag of hypocrisy as a substitute to taking responsibility of the choice I made.
The very core of my human nature and some of my professional endeavours underline the need to make choices one can be responsible for – and for this subject, I did.
I am now better equipped as I could ever be, with first-hand experience, to continue leading in my unofficial capacity as an ASRH ambassador.
So come, join me on my mission to represent the broader spectrum of people – both young and old, who boldly accept their responsibilities and forge ahead for a better future against the judgement and stigma that plague our society.
Thank you for all your well wishes and support. God bless us all. AA
