Ghanaian actress and media personality Hajia Haniya Rosemond Alade Brown, widely known as Akuapem Poloo, says her recent spiritual transformation has reshaped her approach to life, love, and motherhood.
In an interview on Penpensiwa, an entertainment and lifestyle show on AsaasePa 107.3, Poloo opened up about the profound changes she has undergone since embracing Islam. Following her pilgrimage to Mecca, the former social media firebrand says her life has taken a new direction—one that prioritizes spiritual discipline, faith-based values, and intentional living.
“I won’t date any man who doesn’t believe in what I believe in,” she stated firmly, noting that faith compatibility is now a cornerstone of her romantic expectations.
For Poloo, this is more than a religious decision—it’s a personal commitment to consistency and peace. Her newfound identity as a Muslim woman has also influenced how she navigates fame and motherhood.
In a rare moment of vulnerability, Poloo disclosed that she recently gave birth to a baby girl but has chosen to keep her child away from the spotlight. Citing lessons learned from her past—including her time in prison—she said privacy and protection now take precedence over publicity.
“I’ve learned to keep some things sacred. My daughter deserves that,” she said.
Her remarks reflect a broader evolution from a once-controversial figure to a woman intent on living purposefully. Fans and critics alike are watching this new chapter unfold, as Akuapem Poloo redefines her public image on her own terms—this time, grounded in faith and family.
