Tracey Boakye
Ghanaian actress and producer
Tracey Boakye (born 7 January 1991) is a Ghanaian actress, film producer and entrepreneur.
Early life and education
Boakye was born and raised in Kumasi. She started her education at Glory Vel School (Kumasi) and Bower Park School (Romford, UK) and moved to Ghana to continue her secondary education at Angel Educational Complex.
Career
Boakye started her career in the Kumawood industry after dropping out of school to pursue acting. She made her debut in the 2010 film Cicera. She has subsequently appeared in many Ghanaian movies such as Beware, Poposipopo, Menam Na Metete, The Devil Between My Legs, and Away Bus.
She later ventured into movie productions, where she produced her first the movie, Menam Na Metete, which was released that same year under her own production company, Shakira Movie Production. She also produced The Devil Between My Legs in 2017, Baby Mama in 2019, Escaped Lover in 2024, and DNA in 2024.
Filmography
Boakye featured in the following movies.
Beware
Poposipopo
Menam Na Metete
The Devil Between My Legs
Kobolor
Away Bus
Escaped Lover
DNA
Regrets
This Thing Called Love
Divorce Papers
Son of Gods (Gyebi)
Downfall
Deception
Sugar Mommy
One Bad Day
Broken Trust
Nice Throw
Mastermind
My Land Lord
The Street Girl
My Twin Sister
The Maid
Works as producer
Movies produced by Boakye include:
2019 - Baby Mama
2017 - The Devil Between My Legs
2015 - Menam Na Metete
2024 - DNA
2024 - Escaped Lover
2024 - Regrets
2024 - This Thing Called Love
2024 - Divorce Papers
2024 - Son of Gods (Gyebi)
2024 - Downfall
2024 - Deception
2024 - Sugar Mommy
2024 - One Bad Day
2024 - Broken Trust
2024 - Nice Throw
2024 - Mastermind
2024 - My Land Lord
2025 - The Street Girl
2025 - My Twin Sister
2025 - The Maid
Awards and recognition
Personal life
Tracey and Frank Badu Ntiamoah married in Kumasi on July 28, 2022.
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