Rose Adjei has underlined the peace that comes with having a private life which is consistent with one’s professional and public image.  

She spoke to Taller Dee, host of Journey to Heaven, on No.1 FM, 105.3.

“I don’t have a special character when I go home, or special character when I’m on stage,” she asserted.

“Rose Adjei is like this. This has made my life very, very simple.”

She noted with worry that there were “people who have two sides”.

“There is what [sobriety] they show in church or in public and when they go home they mis[behave],” she explained.

The Arise and Shine singer decried this attitude, emphasising she was the unambiguous opposite, “This is how I am everywhere I go.”

“I’m a lovely person to be with,” she expatiated. “I try my best to respect people despite their status or age, I deal with everyone in humility – that’s me and that’s how I was raised.”

“It’s made my life simple,” she stressed the result of an honest and uncurated life.

While the lifestyle Rose Adjei outlined may be most expected of a religious musician, generally, it is a posture that when adopted nurtures trust and signals reliability, ensuring a person or brand avoided needless and damaging controversy.