Accra: Ghanaian actress and media personality Beverly Afaglo has died, her husband, Mr. Eugene Baah, popularly known as Choirmaster of Praye fame, has announced. The actress, born on May 28, 1983, was known for her roles in several Ghanaian films and maintained a strong connection with her audience through regular engagement on her personal and professional life. According to Ghana News Agency, her husband, Choirmaster, in a tribute on social media, described her as central to his life and happiness. 'My heart is shattered beyond words over the death of my beloved wife Beverly Afaglo,' he wrote. 'It would have been just like four more days to your birthday but I guess the Lord wanted to celebrate with you so He called you. You were my strength, my happiness, and the reason my life felt complete. Every moment with you was a blessing I will cherish forever.' He added that her presence continued to resonate with him, saying: 'I am hearing your voice right now cheering me up as always, my number one fan. I prom ise to take care and continue everything we planned and started. Until my last breath, you will remain in my heart forever. Sleep well my babe.' He also described her as a 'legend,' noting that her passing was a dark moment for those who knew and admired her. Her film credits include "Return of Beyonce" (2006), "Crime to Christ" (2007), and "Girls Connection" (2008). She also appeared in "Never Again" (2010), "Turn Me On" (2010), "The Game" (2010), and "Single Six" (2011). Other works include "Equatorial Escape" (2011), "Secret Burden" (2012), "The King's Bride," "Total Exchange," "PlayBoy," "Big Girls Club," "CEO," and "About to Wed" in 2014.
Ghanaian Actress Beverly Afaglo is Dead
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