A leaked phone conversation allegedly involving Ghanaian TikToker Asantewaa’s brother, Kay Verli, and her estranged husband, Jeffery Obiri Yeboah, has intensified public discussions surrounding the influencer’s personal life.
The audio, which has been widely circulated on social media, was reportedly released by Kay Verli amid his ongoing public disagreement with his sister. Kay Verli has previously criticised Asantewaa, accusing her of portraying herself as the victim following the breakdown of her relationship with baby daddy AMG Armani.
In the alleged conversation, Jeffery Obiri Yeboah is heard opening up about the emotional toll the separation has had on him. He claims he has struggled with sleepless nights for the past two years, saying he has been unable to sleep beyond 2:00 a.m. because of the pain he has endured.
According to the audio, Jeffery expressed disappointment over how events unfolded after the end of their relationship. He claimed he felt embarrassed by developments that played out publicly, particularly after Asantewaa welcomed two children with another man. He alleged that the situation created the impression that he was unable to father children, a suggestion he firmly rejected.
“How can my wife just go around giving birth with a different man whilst she couldn’t officially divorce me or wait for me to heal? All my family has neglected me because of Asantewaa,” he is heard saying in the recording.
The leaked conversation has also reignited discussions on social media about the legal status of the couple’s marriage. Some online commentators have alleged that although the pair separated, they have not officially finalised a divorce. However, these claims have not been independently verified.
The recording has generated mixed reactions online, with some social media users expressing sympathy for Jeffery, while others have urged the public not to draw conclusions based solely on a leaked audio recording.
Neither Asantewaa nor Jeffery Obiri Yeboah has publicly responded to the latest recording or addressed the claims made in the alleged phone conversation. The authenticity of the audio has also not been independently verified.
(GhPage)
