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Hollywood Siblings Kwame Boateng, Kofi Siriboe And Kwesi Boakye Aka K Brothers Are Coming Home To Ghana For The First Time

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Hollywood siblings Kwame Boateng, Kofi Siriboe and Kwesi Boakye aka K Brothers are coming home to Ghana for the first time this festive season.

Born and raised in Los Angeles, California, the K Brothers are first generation Ghanaians thus their excitement for their home coming is set to be a special one and they look forward to connecting and celebrating with family and fellow Ghanaians over the holiday period.

They will meet key close and extended family for the first time and enjoy a well-deserved family vacation touring Ghana to enjoy the local sights, visit with an orphanage to bring some Christmas cheer and partake in some of their favourite Ghanaian dishes "Fufu and light soup with lots of meat" and jollof with chicken.

Their journey to their ancestral roots of Juaben in the Ashanti region will no doubt be powerful and meaningful. The Brothers have been hailed the “First African Family of Hollywood”, and worked with major power players such as Oprah Winfrey, Tyler Perry, Steve Carell and many more. They were just featured on The Steve Harvey Show in the US and their collective accomplishments as the next set of dynamic acting family in Hollywood have been highly publicized and celebrated.

With an awesome 2016 banner year, the brothers are on the mark to enjoy more career and familial gains in 2017.

Keep posted to EIB media platforms for more information on where you could possibly meet with the K Brothers in Ghana and connect with them on their social media.

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