Exactly one year after the release of her provocative memoir, "I Am Not Yvonne Nelson," renowned Ghanaian actress Yvonne Nelson is contemplating a sequel. The initial publication generated widespread attention and debate, trending for weeks and sparking conversations about her revelations regarding family, love life, abortion, and her journey of self-discovery.
Reflecting on the anniversary of its release, Yvonne expressed gratitude for the support she received and hinted at sharing more of her story with the public. On social media, she shared her thoughts on the reactions to her memoir, acknowledging both the love and hate she encountered. She noted that society needs more truth, as it is "drowning in lies," and teased the possibility of a sequel with the statement, "Part 2? Let's see."
"The LOVE from people who get it! The hate from those who never read it! The arguments and debates from those who aren’t as bold, and the judgments from those who have dirtier secrets… I sat back, observed, and said to myself, …our society needs more TRUTH, IT IS DROWNING IN LIES. Part 2? Let's see," Yvonne wrote.
Yvonne also highlighted the success of her book tour, "The Real Tour," describing it as one of the most fulfilling experiences since the memoir's release. She shared joyful moments with her audience and announced plans to distribute free copies of her book.
While the memoir received positive feedback, it also sparked negative reactions, particularly from individuals mentioned in the book, such as Nigeria's Iyanya. Despite this, the "Princess Tyra" actress remains committed to sharing her truth and promoting honesty in society, suggesting that a second installment may soon follow.