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7th August 2023 6:46:42 PM
1 min readBy: Chris Kodo

Entertainment analyst Arnold Asamoah has weighed in on the ongoing exchange between renowned Ghanaian broadcaster Kwasi Kyei-Darkwah (KKD) and his critics concerning the revelation of his son's homosexuality.
In July 2023, images and videos surfaced on social media showing Darkwah Kyei-Darkwah, KKD's son, leading a demonstration advocating for gay rights in the UK.
Subsequently, KKD publicly defended his son's sexual orientation, emphasizing that he has no influence over his son's sexuality and urging an end to the criticisms.
During a conversation with MzGee on the United Showbiz program on UTV, Arnold commented that the continuous criticisms appear to stem from KKD's previous criticisms of the government.
“These are the repercussions of him being a sound critic of the government. He has criticized the government on many occasions, so if they want to get back to KKD, they will hit him where it hurts most. If really, he wants to continue to criticize the government, there will always be attacks on his son, so he should be ready,” he said.
Arnold continued by expressing his disappointment with KKD's comments that his kid is successful and providing for himself, remarking that they were badly phrased.
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