Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie has responded to actress Yvonne Nelson's recent claims that he impregnated her and forced her to have an abortion. In a new song titled "Try Me," Sarkodie vehemently denies Nelson's allegations, stating that he had actually encouraged her to keep the baby.
Nelson made the allegations in her newly released memoir, "I am not Yvonne Nelson." In the book, she claims that she became pregnant with Sarkodie's child in 2010, but that he pressured her to have an abortion because he was not ready to be a father.
Sarkodie, however, claims that the abortion was Nelson's decision, and that he had actually wanted her to keep the baby. He also alleges that Nelson tried to set him up a few weeks ago by inviting him to a private meeting. When Sarkodie suggested meeting in a public place, Nelson declined, citing that a bar would be too exposed. Sarkodie suspects that the invitation was merely a ploy to rekindle their romantic involvement.
In his song, Sarkodie addresses Nelson directly, calling her out for her lies and personal attacks. He also questions the true reasons behind the success of her book, suggesting that negativity tends to sell more in today's world.
Sarkodie's response serves as a counter-narrative to Nelson's claims, shedding light on his perspective regarding the alleged pregnancy and abortion. The public awaits further developments in this ongoing controversy between the popular rapper and actress.
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