Young Ghanaian actress and content creator Adobea has disclosed that her growing presence in the entertainment space has made her aware that she has people who do not like her.
According to the actress, although she cannot identify the people she considers her enemies, she believes her work and outspoken nature may have contributed to the situation.
Speaking in an interview with Nayas on August 31, 2026, Adobea said she often goes beyond the scripts or instructions she receives on set by adding her own words and ideas to make her content more entertaining.
“I know I have a lot of enemies. I can’t mention names, but with the work I’m doing, I definitely have enemies,” she said.
Adobea explained that whenever she is asked to say something during a production, she sometimes adds her own expressions to give the scene a more natural and interesting feel.
“When I’m asked to say something on set, I add my own words too. All the videos you see, I say some things by myself just to make it interesting and nice,” she explained.
The young actress also acknowledged that her approach could sometimes irritate older people, particularly those who may not be able to do the things she does.
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“If an older person is watching and can’t do what I’m doing, I will be annoying the person,” she stated.
Despite describing herself as someone who may have attracted enemies, Adobea shared that she values the company of older people and has deliberately surrounded herself with adults.
She revealed that although she has friends, most of them are significantly older than her.
“I have friends, but all my friends are adults,” she noted.
According to Adobea, her association with older people has been beneficial because they provide her with advice and guidance on navigating life and her career.
“I’ve realised that when you’re close to older people, they advise you positively,” she stated.
The actress further disclosed that some of her friends are above the age of 50 and regularly advise her on decisions she should make and things she should avoid.
“Some of my friends are 50 plus. They advise me on what to do and what not to,” she added.
“Someone was working against me to dim my star, but God brought me back.” — Adobea, a 12-year-old Ghanaian social media personality and TikTok star, says. pic.twitter.com/no6FOZ8ElX
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