Her accusation of the men being violent resulted in a tall list of men she has ever dated. So while some has sympathised with her, others have called her all kinds of names.

Some cannot accept the number of men she has dated, hence, overlooking the trauma she has suffered in her past relationships.

But the Mommy’s Daughter actress says she is unfazed by the name calling and she is not ashamed to say she has been a ‘punching bag’ of her three ex boyfriends.

According to Vicky, she was allegedly physically assaulted by her three exes DJ Cash, actor Leo Mensah aka Ntoatoahene and Adrian Bolt Lewis, Sierra Leone’s representative at Big Brother Africa – The Chase.

Vicky who hinted she will be starting her campaign against domestic violence tomorrow, June 13, told Showbiz “I am not scared or ashamed to say that my exes beat me, no not at all, any day, anywhere I will say it.

“I almost lost my life due to this same shame that I am supposed to be feeling but I say enough is enough. I am done and it is time to talk,” she said.

Touching on her boyfriend bashing experience once again, Vicky reiterated to Showbiz that, “Yes! DJ Cash abused me, Leo Mensah abused me and Bolt was the worst of all”.

Explaining why she has now gone public with her story of abuse, Vicky said family and friends have for years prevented her from going public but after a long silence, she thinks she cannot hold it any longer and has to spill it all.

“My family members and friends have for all this while been the reason for my silence on this issue. They spoke to me about my image and the stigma and all but I think its about time,” she said.

Asked if any of her ex boyfriends she has accused of beating her had made efforts to stage a come back, Vicky said she would never take any of them back.

“Two of them have been trying to make up with me but I will never take them back. I am done and that chapter of my life is closed. There is no turning back,” she noted.

According to her, most of her former boyfriends were not comfortable due to her prominence in the media.

The GHOne News editor told KSM, that nonetheless, other young men she has been in relationship with, never bothered but they urged her on with the career.

She recounted how a man she once dated did not want her to be on TV told her to quit his job because she is getting calls from all sorts of men and could not stand the fact that she handled a political programme thought she was a ‘controlled freak’.

“I think a lot of my…. when I say a lot it seems I have dated thousands of men. I think most of my ex-boyfriends were quite intimidating but there were some who really couldn’t be bothered, they encouraged me on,” Nana Aba Anamoah told KSM.
Asked if she is a ‘controlled freak’, Nana Aba said, “I’m not actually… I cry easily but on TV I’m a completely different person though I’m very strong but very emotional.”

Answering a question posed to her on what makes her cry, she said, “If you touch my son, I’ll cry because he is my all and life.”

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