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Prodigal of VIP Fame Now a Single Man

Published on August 2, 2012

More and more Ghanaian celebrities are trying very hard to keep their private life away from the eyes of the media, their fans who made them who they are and the general public for that matter.

The harder they try to hide from us – the deeper we (peacefmonline) will dig to uncover what they are trying to conceal.

Information available to Peacefmonline.com indicates that things are no longer rosy like it was in the beginning between Prodigal of VIP fame and his beautiful wife Juliet Larye who got married some time ago.

According to a close source the couple has separated since December 2011.

A peacefmonline.com investigation reveals that Prodigal and his wife (Now former?) signed their divorce paper on December 2, 2011 and has since been separated from each other.

According to reliable information exclusively available to Peacefmonline.com the couple decided to finally separate after several failed attempts to work out their differences as a couple. “The marriage was just not working”, the source said.

Meanwhile, Peacefmonline.com learnt that their main reason for not being together is because things didn’t work out as they wanted so they both agreed to call it quit.

“Prodigal is now single and he is not ready to be in any relationship any time soon. He wants to concentrate on his music business”.

In effect Prodigal (Real name: Joseph Nana Ofori) and Juliet who got married, are now far apart. Prodigal is presently on tour in America with the other two members of the group Lazzy and Promzy.

The group is expected back Ghana in a few days to climax the 30-day fast in the month of Ramadan with a much anticipated musical concert dubbed, ‘Sallafest’, which is expected to bring various Muslim communities on one platform to celebrate the breaking of the 30-day fasting.

The ‘Sallafest’ musical concert which will take place on August 19 would feature some selected hip-life music stars and will be hosted by the hip-life trio, Vision in Progress (VIP).

Source: Eugene Osafo-Nkansah/Peacefmonline.com/Ghana