There was no sexual intercourse’ – Adjetey Anang on cheating confessionThere was no sexual intercourse’ – Adjetey Anang on cheating confession

Adjetey Anang, a renowned and iconic actor from Ghana, has gone above and above to refute and clarify some of the claims he made in his biography about cheating on his wife. Some Ghanaians were shocked by Adjetey’s admissions, and online commenters have been reacting to the actor’s admission of cheating on his wife while many have attempted to analyse and understand how this occurred. One chapter of the actor’s autobiography, which he published on the occasion of his 50th birthday, was devoted to how he flirted with various ladies, gazed lustfully at others, and even led some on. Adjetey Anang said that these inappropriate acts never involved physical contact with the women during an interview on the GTV Breakfast Show. The actor went into more detail about his infidelity incidents in a video seen by GhanaWeb, claiming that his wife was the only lady with whom he ever had sex. He continued by saying that these occurrences did not occur while he and his wife were courting but rather a few years into their union, when he started to feel lustful towards other women. “When I say cheating, most people assume that we’re referring to extramarital affairs, so we draw that conclusion. Even the Good Book declares that infidelity occurs when a guy looks at a woman with passion in his mind while she is walking. There are also physical, mental, and emotional aspects. He declared. “So in my attempt to explain, that covers a whole spectrum, of ‘I hug you, for example, and my mind is like, I am thinking lustfully of you; that’s cheating,” he continued. Limiting it would prevent us from getting away with some things. “I should have that thinking with just my partner in mind. I might not admit to having had sexual relations with anyone. Cheating occurs there in my mental computations. He further added that he purposefully chose how his book was written and what was included in it to avoid being misrepresented by the media.