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My wife is the most intelligent person I know – Sarkodie opens up on family

Rapper Sarkodie, born Michael Owusu Addo has opened up about his family in an interview with Serwaa Amihere where he described his wife, Tracy as the most intelligent woman he knows. In the podcast interview, Sarkodie revealed that, there is hardly a subject that the wife is ignorant. “Even if she doesn’t know, she’ll find […] The post My wife is the most intelligent person I know – Sarkodie…

Rapper Sarkodie, whose real name is Michael Owusu Addo, recently shared insights into his family life in an interview with Serwaa Amihere. During the podcast, the Ghanaian artist expressed his admiration for his wife, Tracy, calling her the most intelligent woman he knows. According to Sarkodie, Tracy possesses an extraordinary talent for acquiring knowledge about any subject, even if she initially lacks familiarity.

"Even if she doesn't know, she'll find a way to research about it and she will know it," he stated, emphasizing that Tracy doesn't view this ability as a talent.

Sarkodie also revealed that his daughter, Adalyn, known affectionately as Titi, has inherited her mother's reserved nature. "Titi is a reserved type and she'll do things when she wants to and not when you push her to," he noted. The father of two further described his son, MJ, as "the hypeman." MJ seems more at ease when not in the spotlight; he becomes visibly uncomfortable when recording, crying and refusing to participate again once the recording begins.

Sarkodie, a self-proclaimed family man, places his family above all else. He is currently preparing for the second edition of his Rapperholic Concert, set to take place in Kumasi on Saturday, October 24, 2026. Currently, he is promoting his new album, 'Déjà vu,' which features the talents of rising artist Kidi.

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