Rapper Sarkodie has responded to actress Yvonne Nelson’s recent claims about their past relationship and alleged abor-ton in his latest music release titled ‘Try Me’.
In the past few weeks, rapper Sarkodie and actress Yvonne Nelson have been dominating social media discussions due to Yvonne’s book titled ‘I Am Not Yvonne Nelson,’ which has sparked conversation among the public.
Yvonne’s memoir chronicles her life journey and her search for her biological father. She also mentioned her past relationship with rapper Sarkodie, revealing that it led to a pregnancy in 2010. However, she claimed that Sarkodie was not ready for the responsibility and pressured her to terminate the pregnancy.
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Sarkodie has now addressed Yvonne’s claims in his newly released song on Wednesday June 28, 2023. In the song, the CEO of Sarkcess Music denies forcing Yvonne to have an abor-tion in 2010.
The “Country Side” hitmaker shares his side of the story, stating that despite not being ready at the time, he wanted Yvonne to keep the baby. However, she declined because she was focused on her education.
Sarkodie begins by acknowledging Yvonne Nelson’s bravery in speaking out but advises her to exercise caution when selectively revealing information.
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He emphasizes that nobody compelled her to share their personal experiences and suggests that if she wants to discuss their relationship, she should be transparent about her entire romantic history.
“I never thought I was going on this wave, cause I was ready to take a couple of things to my grave. First of all, let me clap for you baby you are brave but you can’t pick and choose what to say pls behave, nobody sent you so Ohemaa if you want to talk, you have to tell the world every ngga that you fcked” Sarkodie said in the first lines of his song.
” I am not going to sit here and lie we had a thing, first I thought we were cool till I had a thing … You told me you were pregnant and I was the one to be blamed … yes I wasn’t ready but I told you to keep it and you explained that you have to complete your school,” he added
“To be honest, till date, I don’t believe it because I said my doctor should take care of you and you said you don’t need it. After the conversation, you sent me a text that a friend of yours said she had a doctor and he is the best. So don’t make it seem like I was the one pushing you for abor-tion because that’s the only part that made me angry,” Sarkodie clarifies.
By addressing Yvonne Nelson’s allegations in his song ‘Try Me,’ Sarkodie attempts to present his perspective on the matter, dispelling the notion that he coerced Yvonne into terminating her pregnancy.
