After making her initial appearance on the renowned reality program Young, Famous and African, the Ghanaian singer Francine Koffie, better known by her stage as Fantana, disclosed that she has developed a deep interest in reality shows and movies.
Fantana opened up about her time spent filming for the program as well as her goals for the future during an interview on the Myd Morning Radio program that is broadcast on Y 107.9 FM. Rev Erskine is the show’s presenter.
“I was in South Africa for the show’s production for a total of four months. She explained it like this: “They just really loved me.” “After doing that and being on cameras and TV a lot, I feel comfortable and am kind of considering doing more movies or probably TV shows as well.”
Fantana also discussed the process through which she was cast in a part on the show. “I became interested in the program after I watched the first season on my own, and then I followed up by sending a casting film of myself to Peace Hyde, who is one of the producers on the show. They thought it was funny, so I did another one that was more serious, and then they invited me to go on the show.
The young Ghanaian artist feels that her participation in Young, Famous and African has given her access to new opportunities in the entertainment world, and she is excited to learn more about these new doors that have been opened for her.
However, Fantana is planning to release her first project, which will be titled “Pills and Concoctions,” in the month of July.
