Adom Ofie Kwanso

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

My boyfriend cheated on me and got another woman pregnant. When I found out, I considered leaving him, but he convinced me to stay. Eventually, I became pregnant with his child, and now our first child is 8 years old. Currently, I'm pregnant with his second child. Recently, I received a call from another woman who claims she's also expecting his baby. Throughout all of this, he’s refused to marry me. I’m torn between staying or moving on.

Around the world in 5minutes: Being in a relationship with someone else’s husband raises the question of whether you're entitled to feel emotional when things go wrong. The complexities and guilt of such a relationship make it difficult to know if it's okay to cry or express frustration when issues arise.