Actress Elaine Attoh shares teary childhood memories

It’s every child’s dream to bond with who actually gave birth to them and also experience the true definition of parent-child relationships.

But what happens when a child loses them at an early age? That’s exactly the story of “A Sting in a Tale” actress, Elaine Alexis Attoh.

According to the sassy actress who started her acting career at the age of 5, she never saw her mum adding that she lost her dad at the age of 12.

“My father died when I was 12 years old and I never knew my biological mum,” Elaine Attoh divulged during an exclusive interview with Pulse TV.

But in their place was her grandmother. Elaine said her grand mum raised and bred her in the absence of her biological parents.

“My grandmother is my mother. I call her mum. She’s who I know took care of me as a mother. She loves me so much and she was into politics so when former President Rawlings travels and comes back to Ghana, I served as a flower girl,” grief-stricken Elaine said with tears dropping from her eyes.

She added that her growing up wasn’t blossom because she had a painful upbringing.

Elaine Alexis Attoh has starred in several TV series, Ghallywood, Kumawood and Nollywood movies.

Some of the movies which featured the single mother include “A Sting in a Tale”, “Adams Apples” by Sparrow Productions, “Hidden Passion”, “Game of Roses” by Steve Anuka Productions, “Abene” by Sarfo and Sarfo Productions, “Any More Women” by Ohene Productions, “Sins of our Fathers” by T Plus Productions, “Our Wives” by Chief Daniels Productions, “Stale Mate”, and “Candle in the Wind” by Venus Films Production.