Ghanaian Musician Wendy Asiamah Addo known popularly as Wendy Shay recently shared her experience of dealing with cyberbullying and the impact it has had on her social media interactions.In an interview with Andy Dosty on Daybreak Hitz, Wendy revealed that she has been avoiding responding to comments and direct messages (DM) on social media due to the constant threats and negativity she receives.

Wendy explained that this decision was made to protect her mental well-being after facing significant backlash and even death threats when she first entered the music industry.“I faced a lot of backlash when I came into the industry. You know I had death threats and all of that,” Wendy Shay stated.However, this strategy backfired as she missed out on important opportunities, such as a potential music deal with a foreign artist.“I got a message from Trilla, and that time it was new and they wanted to put me on, and I missed it,” she said.

Despite efforts to identify and address the cyberbullies, Wendy noted that many of them operate through fake accounts, making it challenging to hold them accountable.She also hinted at a possible partnership or departure from her current label, Ruff Town Records, but stated that details would remain undisclosed until further notice.

“That’s something that is going to be between Ruff Town Records and me. Until further notice, let’s just keep it like that.“As to whether we will have a partnership, it would be up to us, and up to me as an artiste.”The 'Masakra' hitmaker's story sheds light on the struggles that artists face in navigating the digital landscape and underscores the importance of mental health in dealing with online harassment.