Daniel, widely known as Dee Wills and the son of Arch-bishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams, has revealed the reasons behind his six-month hiatus. He shared that he has recently emerged from rehab after grappling with the destructive impact of marijuana on his life.

In his disclosure, Dee Wills expressed the profound effects of marijuana addiction, emphasizing how it nearly led to the deterioration of his mental health and sanity.

“The reason you haven’t been seeing me for the past six months is because I have been working on myself and I sent myself to rehab. Six months ago, I realized that I have a problem. I realized that I wasn’t thinking or processing well and my mind was just absolutely messed up due to marijuana,” he established.

Daniel, the last son of Action Chapel's founder, announced his return on social media, saying that despite the difficult journey, it has been worthwhile.

“Going through the process is being a rough road but I managed. I went to my dad’s rehab, compassion, in Prampram Ghana. It wasn’t the easiest thing but thank God, I’ve got my mind back. So, I want to promise you my family that this new road I’ve taken is my new lifestyle and I am going to stick with it. Dee Wills, Daniel -Williams is back. Thank you,” he added.

Daniel Duncan-Williams’ struggles

Daniel, widely known as Dee Wills, has found himself entangled in a string of controversies, notably marked by a highly publicized social media meltdown on platforms like Twitter and Snapchat.

In previous instances on social media, Daniel openly accused his father of being a demon, alleging that the police were paid to arrest him when he threatened to leave their home. Additionally, he shared explicit videos involving himself in intimate acts with women, among other provocative content.

By early June, Daniel made further claims, asserting that his father did not support his rap career and had consequently severed financial ties with him. He defended the release of nude videos as a means of staying authentic to himself and connecting with his fans.

U-turn

After the several scandals, Daniel rendered a public apology to his father.

He had since been spotted severally preaching to his peers on social media, asking them to abstain from drugs and other vices.

Bipolar

In response to several of Daniel Duncan-Williams's viral video posts, his family released a statement on June 9, 2020, stating that their son has been fighting bipolar disorder for the previous six years.

The statement claims that when he doesn't take his prescribed medicine as directed, he relapses and posts offensive content on social media.

The Archbishop released a statement through his spokesperson, Bishop Ebenezer Obodai, saying while the family acknowledges that “the obscenities are abhorrent” people must “understand that he (Daniel) has a serious illness”.

After disclosing that his son had acute bipolar disorder, he called the police to see how Daniel was doing during his "meltdown."

The family asked Ghanaians and others to offer prayers for them as they pursue medical assistance for him.

“The Archbishop said, “This is a test of his faith. I acknowledge the situation my son is in, and I still love him…please pray for us…. Love covers a multitude of sins. 1 Peter 4:8.”