
Actress Nikki Samonas has revealed her plans to write a book about her life struggles, including the loss of her father when she was just 10 years old.
She made this announcement during an interview on TV3's 'Ladies' Circle', where she shared insights into her challenging upbringing and unexpected rise to fame.
“Fortunately for me, I did have a very rich father, but he died when I was ten, so life took a turn. When he died, it was rough,” Samonas explained.
“I was hopping from home to home, and most people don't know that. Very soon, I will write a book,” she added.
Reflecting on her journey, she added, “I never ever thought, felt, fathomed, dreamed that I would end up in the limelight.”
Samonas’ forthcoming book promises to shed light on her struggles and the resilience that propelled her to success. Her story is expected to inspire many who face similar challenges.
With this new venture, Samonas will join the ranks of Ghanaian actors who have authored books, following in the footsteps of Yvonne Nelson and Adjetey Anang.



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