Ghanaian musician Sarkodie says his late lawyer, Cynthia Quarcoo, would not have endorsed his controversial response to Yvonne Nelson.
Sarkodie made headlines after responding to Yvonne Nelson’s damaging revelations in her book, I Am Not Yvonne Nelson.
In the book, she described how she became pregnant for the rapper, revealing that he requested her to have the baby aborted because he wasn’t ready.
In a diss song titled ‘Try Me,’ Sarkodie reportedly slut-shamed the actress, referring to her as a street girl.
Sarkodie stated openly for the first time on the Way Up Show with Yee Show in the United States that his late lawyer would not have supported his actions.
“In the heat of the moment, the person that I didn’t hear from which normally she would have been the first person to hit me is my lawyer,” the rapper said.
“Early morning I was trying to tease her and I said, ‘Mama Cee, so don’t you care about what is happening because you would hit me up and say what are we doing but sad news is that she was dead at the same time’.”
Sarkodie also revealed that his management team were not aware of his diss song to actress Yvonne Nelson.
According to the award-winning musician, he had to sneak into the studio to record the song ‘Try Me’ on the blind side of his team.
He noted that he did that because he wanted to express himself without anyone interfering.
