Actress and Freelance model Nicoletta Samonas, popularly known in Showbiz circles as Nikki Samonas, now has her own Television show on TV3.
Every week, Nikki brings two celebrities to chitchat and compete in fun little games against each other. The games are often light hearted and include the likes of pebble picking, balloon cap lifting, quizzical “guess the song” sessions, and many more.
The maiden episode saw musicians Fameye and Kofi Mole battle it out, as seen below;
This coming Saturday, Comedians Warris and Foster Romanus will face off against each other on the show to see who wins.
Time with Celebrity is a game-show laced with celebrity news and gossip, diving into the professional and personal lives of celebrities, while adressing rumours and latest updates in their lives.
Nikki Samonas is a recognizable face in the Ghanaian media space, and has had roles in both Ghanaian and Nigerian feature films.She has attracted sponsorship from Ghanaian and multinational companies for which she featured in their commercials.
She also worked for various TV production houses such as CharterHouse for which she hosted Rythmz, Farm House Production for which she hosted the African Movie Review Show and also hosted Breakfast Live, a morning TV talk show at TV Africa.
In 2019, she hosted the Women's choice awards, Th Golden ovie Awards frica, and the Glitz Style Awards.
Time with Celebrity airs on TV3 every Saturday at 4:00pm.



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