YOLO TV Series Star Queenstar Anaafi Loses Her Father, Shares Emotional Tribute
- Queenstar Anaafi has announced the death of her father, Mr David Anaafi Darko, at 78, ahead of his one-week celebration
- In a social post, the YOLO TV series actress shared photos of her late father with an emotional tribute to honour his memory
- Fans flooded the comment section of Queenstar Anaafi's social media post to commiserate with her
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Ghanaian internet personality and actress Queenstar Anaafi of YOLO TV series fame has lost her father, Mr David Anaafi Darko.
Source: Instagram
On Thursday, August 28, 2025, the young actress took to her official Instagram page to make the sad announcement ahead of her late father's one-week observation.
The sombre event is set to be held at her family's home at Tema Community 2, near Italian flats, on Saturday, September 6, 2025.
Queenstar Anaafi shared photos of her memorable moments with her deceased father, Mr David Anaafi Darko and her two male siblings over the years.
The YOLO TV series actress also paid an emotional tribute to her father, who passed away at 78. In her tribute, she expressed gratitude to her late father for the love and sacrifices he made for her and her family throughout the years.
She wrote:
"Hmm. I will always love and miss you, Daddy. The world feels cold without your presence. Thank you for all the sacrifices you made for us.Thank you for making us a priority and protecting us. We know we are loved and worthy because you showed us every day. I can’t accept this loss, but I will learn to live with it. I miss you Daddy. See you in my dreams.❤️."
Below is the social media post of Queenstar Anaafi's emotional tribute to her late father:
Queenstar Anaafi reunites with her YOLO co-star
Queenstar Anaafi's announcement of her father's demise comes months after she reunited with her YOLO TV series co-star Kimberly Achiaa Sarpong.
Source: Instagram
The two actresses were spotted hanging out together in a plush room as they attended a private wedding ceremony with many others.
Queenstar Anaafi and Kimberly Achiaa Sarpong responded to fans' claims that they were twins as they jammed to Nigerian musician Maleek Berry’s 2013 smash hit, The Matter, which featured Grammy-nominated Afrobeats artist Wizkid.
Ghanaians console Queenstar after her father's demise
YEN.com.gh has gathered some comments from social media users below:
___ahkosua___ commented:
"Sorry for your loss, sending you strength to stand during this hard time."
a_jaay_1 wrote:
"My condolences. Stay strong, and may the almighty Lord comfort you and your family."
katakyie_herbert_obeng said:
"My condolences, dear. Stay strong 🙏🏽❤️."
ababioanokyewaa commented:
"Sorry for your loss, Queen. May God protect you and strengthen you all."
jackmenyah wrote:
"My deepest condolences, dear. He couldn’t live to walk you down the aisle. These are some of the things that will make you cry more. I understand how painful this is to you and your family. So so sorry for this loss, dear. God will provide.🙏🏽"
YEN.com.gh, in a conversation with Ghanaian entertainment blogger Enoch Bosomtwi, sought his heartfelt reaction to the passing of YOLO TV star Queenstar Anaafi’s father.
He said:
“Losing a parent is one of the most painful experiences one can ever endure. It is inevitable and leaves a void in your heart that can never be filled again. I wish her well, and may her father’s soul rest in peace.”
AJ Poundz announces her father's demise
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that AJ Poundz announced the death of her father days after exiting the Onua Showtime show.
In a social media post, the TV presenter shared the challenges she had faced as she grappled with the loss of her father.
AJ Pondz also urged fans to consider her in their prayers as she and her family mourn the big loss.
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Source: YEN.com.gh
