Video: I’ll stick with my husband’s decision on Praye unification - Selly Ghalley

Actress Selly Ghalley, who is the wife of musician Praye Tiatia, has stated that she will stick with her husband on whatever decision he makes concerning the reunion of the group ‘Praye’.

According to her, she has no definite decision on whether or not Eugene Baah (Praye Honeho) should rejoin the group.

The group, made up of Nana Kwame (Praye Tenten), Steven Fiawoo (Praye Tiatia) and Praye Honeho, shot into fame when they won the maiden edition of the Nescafe African Revelation contest in Ghana in 2005.

In 2014, members of the group went their separate ways but two of them (Tenten and Tiatia) came back together later.

Already there are speculations that Praye Honeho, also known as Choirmaster, wants also rejoin the group.

That attempt for the reunification of the group seems to be facing challenges. Members of the group have been throwing shades at each other.

L-R: Praye Tiatia, Praye Honeho and Praye Tenten

Selly, speaking in an interview with JoyNews’s MzGee, says she is on her husband’s side the impasse.

“All I’ll say is that I was there when they were three, and then they were two, then they went their separate ways, now two of them are back and I’m still here. It’s been a long journey and so we leave the rest to God. My husband is my priority. He’s one-third of the group and basically that the most important thing to me. Whatever my husband’s decision is, I follow. Where ever he goes, I follow,” she said.

Reacting to whether or not as a wife, she’s bothered about the recent happenings concerning the group’s reunion, she said;

“There’s nothing going on, he’s a very strong man. There’s nothing going on that will bother him at all. If it bothers him, I’ll be bothered but as you can see, I’m not bothered the least about anything. So I really don’t know much about what’s going on, and whatever that’s going on, I think that they’re grown up men and will sort it eventually, and we look forward to something good.”

When asked to share her thoughts on whether or not a reunion was possible for the group she said; “Just something good like I said, they’re grown up men so whatever decision they take, it’s going to work out for them.”

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