Ghanaian screen icon, Prince David Osei, renowned for his charismatic 'Bad Boy' roles in the film industry, has made a firm declaration that he will no longer engage in on-screen kissing scenes. The acclaimed actor and producer expressed a strong commitment to upholding his values and embracing a more modest approach to his roles.

In an exclusive interview on Accra FM's midmorning show with Nana Romeo, the multiple award-winning actor explained that he believes he has outgrown the need for such intimate scenes in his cinematic journey. Notable for his roles in films like "Last Night," "Hero," and "The Dead," Prince David Osei reflected on his past choices, asserting, "Currently, I feel that I have moved past the need for such scenes."

Acknowledging that his earlier involvement in kissing scenes stemmed from a youthful eagerness to make a mark in the industry, Prince David Osei admitted to a change in perspective. He confessed to occasionally questioning the authenticity of those moments, saying, "I sit down and look at the images of my colleagues I kissed and wonder if I indeed kissed all of them in the name of a movie."

This decisive move by the actor not only marks a personal evolution but also underscores his commitment to evolving portrayals in the world of cinema, as he steps away from certain roles that no longer align with his current values.