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Mzbel has revealed the ongoing struggle she faces in handling public criticism during her nearly two-decade-long career in the entertainment industry.
She admitted that the impact of harsh public critiques often takes an emotional toll on her, even bringing her to tears. In a recent interview with Wontumi TV, Mzbel discussed how she copes with public scrutiny, emphasizing the transformative effect it has had on her life.
Despite the pain caused by unfair criticism, Mzbel acknowledged that she derives strength from constructive feedback, using it as a catalyst for personal growth and improvement.
“Having been in the industry for 20 years, starting in 2004 and now in 2024, it’s about branding because when I began, I had no clue about the entertainment industry. I didn’t take it seriously as a business, but after listening to comments about me, I changed.
“Sometimes, when I visit my social media page and people criticize me, it hurts. Some say I’m a strong woman, but I cry behind the scenes. Afterwards, I take a cue from the criticisms and work on it to avoid it happening again,” she revealed.
In a recent career move, Mzbel has taken on the role of hosting an entertainment show on Wontumi TV, underlining her continued dedication to the industry despite the challenges she faces.
Source: Omanghana.com
