{"id":6602,"date":"2026-03-17T09:06:24","date_gmt":"2026-03-17T09:06:24","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/gistme.net\/?p=6602"},"modified":"2026-03-17T09:06:27","modified_gmt":"2026-03-17T09:06:27","slug":"broda-sammy-opens-up-about-marrying-diana-asamoah-after-his-marriage-ends","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/gistme.net\/index.php\/2026\/03\/17\/broda-sammy-opens-up-about-marrying-diana-asamoah-after-his-marriage-ends\/","title":{"rendered":"Broda Sammy Opens Up About Marrying Diana Asamoah After His Marriage Ends"},"content":{"rendered":"\n
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Gospel musician Samuel Opoku, widely known as Broda Sammy, has revealed he would be open to marrying fellow gospel singer Diana Asamoah now that his marriage has officially ended. Speaking on United Showbiz on March 14, 2026, the singer explained that his marriage to his France-based Ghanaian wife, Obaa Yaa, ended after she initiated the traditional divorce process by returning the customary drinks used during their traditional marriage. According to Broda Sammy, he was performing at an event in Manso during the 2025 Christmas period when his family head, also known as the Abusuapanyin, informed him that the drinks had been returned by his wife’s family from France. In Ghanaian tradition, returning the drinks signifies the formal dissolution of a marriage. He said the family head initially refused to accept the drinks or proceed with the divorce rites because he had not been consulted before the decision was taken. However, the process eventually moved forward. Broda Sammy recounted that he later returned home, where a meeting had been organized between both families to discuss the issue. His wife did not attend the gathering. Instead, the families contacted her by phone during the meeting, and she confirmed that she had instructed her family to return the drinks. With the marriage officially over, Broda Sammy turned his attention to the future. During the United Showbiz interview, he was asked about his relationship status and whether he had anyone in mind. That is when he mentioned Diana Asamoah.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Diana Asamoah is a well-known gospel musician in Ghana with a career spanning over two decades. She is famous for her powerful voice, energetic performances, and hit songs that have made her a household name. She has also been open about her single status and has occasionally addressed questions about marriage in interviews. Broda Sammy’s comments about being open to marrying her have sparked reactions across social media. Some fans found the statement amusing and began making jokes about a potential gospel power couple. Others questioned whether he was serious or simply making headlines. Diana Asamoah has not responded publicly to Broda Sammy’s comments. It remains unclear whether she is even aware of what he said. Moreover, there is no indication that the two have any romantic relationship or have discussed marriage privately. Broda Sammy is known for making bold statements in interviews. He has built a reputation as an outspoken figure in the gospel music industry, often addressing controversial topics and sharing his opinions freely. His comments about Diana Asamoah fit that pattern. The end of his marriage to Obaa Yaa marks a significant chapter in his personal life. The couple had been together for several years before the relationship fell apart. Although Broda Sammy did not go into detail about what led to the divorce, he made it clear that the decision came from his wife’s side. Whether Broda Sammy will seriously pursue a relationship with Diana Asamoah or whether his comments were simply casual speculation remains to be seen. For now, the gospel musician is officially single and navigating life after divorce.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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