Diane Naa Okailey, the former wife of Ghanaian actor Kwaku Manu, recently shared insights into her life nearly a year after marrying her Caucasian husband, Tim, in the United States.
The couple celebrated Easter with a cozy dinner alongside family friends, where Diane appeared radiant and content, as seen in photos shared on social media.
In a candid video sighted by King Bygone, Diane discussed her experiences adapting to her new environment and cultural norms. She humorously noted feeling overdressed when attending her husband’s church, prompting her to opt for simpler attire.
Despite her efforts, she often still feels more dressed up than others, a sentiment that resonated with many women in interracial relationships who commented on her post.
Diane and Kwaku Manu were married for approximately 14 years before their divorce in 2021.
They share three children, who currently reside with Kwaku in Ghana. Since their separation, both have moved forward with their lives, with Diane finding happiness in her new marriage and Kwaku focusing on his career and children.
Diane’s reflections offer a glimpse into the complexities of starting anew in a different cultural setting and the personal growth that accompanies such transitions.
Watch the video below;
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