- Tana Adelana reflected on how the loss of her father impacted her while she was on movie set.
- She expressed that she had a close relationship with her father and was unable to take the time to grieve due to her filming commitments.
Nollywood actress Tana Adelana has shared a personal story from her time filming Rogers Ofime’s movie “Conversations in Transit.”
During a press screening in Lagos, Adelana reflected on a difficult experience she faced while working on the project.
The actress revealed that she was dealing with a significant personal loss during filming, having recently lost her father.
She described her relationship with her father as close and acknowledged that she was unable to take time to process her emotions due to her commitments on set.
Tana Adelana identified this experience as a significant challenge she faced while working on the film.
However, she also noted that the show’s production schedule required her to continue working, despite her personal struggles.
“That was my greatest setback on the set. But then, the show must go on. Apart from this , we had the best time on set,” the actress stated.
Recall that Tana Adelana lost his father, Igwe Patrick Okoro Egbo in 2022.
Announcing the heartbreaking news on her verified Instagram page, the mother of one described the late monarch as the best dad that ever lived.
She wrote:
“My Dear Father. With Very Heavy Hearts But In Total Submission To The Will Of God Almighty, We, The Children Of His Royal Highness, Igwe Patrick Okoro-Egbo Announce His Transition Into Eternal Glory.
Thank You For Teaching Us, Guiding Us, Loving Us and Making Us Happy Throughout Your Time On Earth With Us. Hands Down, You Remain The Best Dad That Ever Liveth, No One Comes Close. You Have Left Us On Earth But We Gained An Amazing Angel.
This Is So Difficult To Say Adieu Daddy! We Love You And You’ll Forever Be In Our Hearts.
IGWE PATRICK OKORO EGBOThe Ezeoha 1 of Amofia/ Amagu Nara Unateze, Nkanu East, Enugu. The First And Only Of His Name! Forever! Forever!! Forever!!! We Mourn, But Not Like People Without Hope.”