Ghanaian Kumawood actress Emelia Brobbey has refuted allegations made by fellow actor Kwadwo Nkansah, also known as LilWin, during a movie scene.

In an interview with Gh Page TV on December 23, 2024, the actress clarified that she has no personal animosity toward LilWin and emphasized that the scene where she slapped him with slippers was simply part of the professional act.

"Oh no! It was a movie scene, and I didn't even know he would take it personally. If I were to take the harsh treatment I had received while on set, I don't think it would be okay. Why would I want to slap LilWin with slippers? I am sure he (LilWin) wanted to talk about his success story, and some people misconstrued it.

"I remember interviewing Sister Mercy on one of my shows, and she even told me how Nana Ama McBrown slapped her on a movie set, but she understood that it was solely professional, so she didn't take it to heart. If we were all to take such things personally, I don't think we all can work together," she said.

Emelia Brobbey also advised her colleague actor not to take things that happen during acting personally.

"I would advise him not to take things personally when we are acting because that is what the job requires. But if I have done something to him aside from being on set, I am sorry. Moreover, Kwadwo is someone I like, and I wouldn't think of doing that to him," she added.

In a December 2024 interview on Lawson TV, LilWin shared his experience of being mistreated by industry professionals when he started his career in acting.

He recalled an incident where an actress slapped him with slippers during a scene.