Ghana girls fall in love with Prince K Boateng

BEING A CELEBRITY attracts a number of offers; at times including a wife to marry even when the celebrity is already married.

German-born Ghanaian mid-fielder Kevin-Prince Boateng is in a quandary as he has been offered a new wife - a very sexy lady whose beauty can make a gay sack his boyfriend.

Reports gathered indicate that Kevin, while in South Africa for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, won the hearts of several women to the extent that former South African President Nelson Mandela's ex-wife, Winnie Mandela, has offered her grand-daughter to the Ghanaian midfielder for marriage.

Winnie Mandela personally informed Kevin that she would sponsor the entire marriage ceremony if he agreed to marry her “beautiful” granddaughter and that the young lady was ready for him.

The former South African first lady pulled Kevin Boateng aside when she hosted the Black Stars at her residence in Soweto and broke the news of the marriage proposal to him.

Meanwhile, NEWS-ONE’s checks revealed that Kevin, 23, is already married to his high-school sweetheart Jenney and they have a child in far away Germany.

However, being the son of a polygamous father, it is not yet clear whether or not Kevin would opt for a second wife, and an African wife for that matter.

Kevin, in a previous interview, said his wife has been very influential in his life and career and that she managed to ‘tame’ him from a very happy-go-lucky lifestyle.

“I was young and dumb. My wife brought me back down to earth when she said ‘Who do you think you are?’…I'm a father now and grown up. I don't want to go out clubbing Saturday nights, I love going home to play with my little boy and that has helped me fulfill my potential”.

He has also revealed that one of the 13 tattoos on his body symbolizes his wife Jenny and that particular tattoo is embossed on his right arm.

Though reports from the Black Stars’ camp in South Africa say several ladies had fallen head over heels for Kevin, none of them had gone as far as getting their grandparents to speak to him.

Winnie Mandela also praised the Black Stars for making it to the quarter-finals stage of the World Cup.

“I am proud of you…your performance has really lifted our hearts and given us hope. We can always look to a better future.

“Before the World Cup, I lost a great-grand daughter, Zenani Mandela, 13, in a car crash on her way home from a World Cup kick-off concert.

“It was a very sad moment but my sorrows have been replaced with joy due to your performance,” said Winnie Mandela when the Black Stars gathered at her residence.