Ghanaian entertainment personality Zack GH has reacted to questions about his former relationship with comic actor Lilwin, choosing instead to shut down discussions about their past fallout during an interview with Nana Ama Ntsiful on Oyerepa OBT Entertainment.

Zack GH, who once worked closely with Lilwin as his manager, was asked about their past professional and personal relationship as well as the circumstances that led to their fallout. However, he repeatedly avoided discussing the matter, insisting that he prefers to focus on his present life and future.

“Can we talk about something else? I don’t want to talk about him. Not at all. We were very close but not anymore. I don’t want to talk about him. Let’s talk about something else. I’m here talking about me, I like it. Talking about someone else, I don’t like it, so I will plead that we don’t talk about it,” he said.

He further emphasized that he has moved on from past disagreements and has no intention of revisiting old issues, describing that chapter of his life as closed.

“It is past and gone. When something happens and I talk about it, that’s all. I don’t want to revisit my past anymore. What is ahead of us is a lot and needs to be focused on. I always focus on me,” he stated.

Zack GH added that despite their past fallout, he holds no resentment and believes any future interaction between them would be cordial.

“If we meet, we will talk and vibe. If we don’t meet too, fine,” he said.

The fallout between Ghanaian actor Kwadwo Nkansah (Lilwin) and his former manager Zack GH stemmed from a combination of irreconcilable business differences and disrespectful remarks. However, the situation worsened significantly when Prophet Nigel Gaisie prophesied that Zack had visited a fetish priest to spiritually “lock” Lilwin’s voice and cause his downfall. Denying the allegations, Zack reportedly confronted Prophet Nigel Gaisie at his church, resulting in a public altercation where he was chased away.

Despite the deep division, the two men officially reconciled in 2020 after Lilwin publicly apologized to Zack for his past actions and comments.

The interview has since sparked discussions among entertainment fans about the nature of industry relationships and how personal and professional bonds often evolve over time in Ghana’s movie and music space.

Source: Yvonne Nyarko Agyemang