Berla Mundi and Husband David Tabi Join Emotional Farewell to Grace Nortey at State House

Media personality Berla Mundi and her husband, David Tabi, have arrived at the State House forecourt in Accra to join family members, friends, colleagues and sympathisers paying their final respects to veteran Ghanaian actress Grace Naa Kwarley Nortey.

The couple, popularly referred to as the Tabis, were among the personalities who turned up to honour the late actress as her mortal remains lay in state during the funeral proceedings.

Their arrival added to the gathering of prominent personalities and mourners from different sectors of society who have assembled to celebrate the life and legacy of the veteran entertainer.

The State House forecourt has become the centre of funeral activities, attracting members of the creative arts industry, public figures, relatives and admirers who have come together to bid farewell to the deceased.

Berla Mundi, known for her work in the Ghanaian media industry, and her husband joined the gathering to show solidarity with the bereaved family and honour the memory of an actress whose contribution to Ghanaian entertainment spanned several years.

The occasion has provided an opportunity for mourners to reflect on the life of Grace Nortey and acknowledge her role in the development of Ghana’s creative arts industry.

As a veteran actress, Grace Nortey was associated with Ghanaian television and drama productions, earning recognition among audiences who appreciated the work of performers from her generation.

Her contribution formed part of the foundation upon which succeeding generations of actors and filmmakers have continued to build.

The presence of the Tabis also highlights the attention the late actress’s passing has attracted from personalities beyond the entertainment industry.

For many mourners, the funeral is not simply an occasion to say goodbye but also an opportunity to celebrate a life dedicated to entertaining audiences and contributing to the country’s cultural and creative landscape.

The gathering at the State House forecourt has continued to attract familiar faces, with mourners taking turns to file past the body lying in state and offer their final tributes.

For the bereaved family, the presence of well-wishers and public figures provides an opportunity to receive support during a difficult period.

As funeral activities continue, tributes from friends, colleagues and admirers are expected to form part of the remembrance of the late actress.

The arrival of Berla Mundi and David Tabi adds to the list of notable personalities who have joined Ghana in honouring Grace Nortey, as the country bids farewell to one of its veteran actresses.

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