Michael Essien cheated wife with Gambian screen goddess Princess Shyngle

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By Pa Modou Cham
 
Gambian actress Princess Shyngle has says she dated Michael Essien while married to his wife Akosua Puni, claiming she is not 'technically ' involved with the football star, reported by Ghana Soccernet.

The actress, who is now based in Ghana, revealed she was in an amorous relationship with the former Chelsea star for a year.

The sexy actress has been chronicling personalities she dated and appears the former Real Madrid and AC Milan man was not left out of the tall list.

“I dated him. I had no idea he was married. I had no reason to ask him because I never saw wedding ring on his finger and there were obviously no pictures of him and any woman on a social media, so I assumed that he was a single man,” she revealed 

She explained “what happened was I got to know that he was married and that was a deal breaker for me. Obviously we were out in public which was a dumb move and I got contacted by some people that he was married and then I decided to google and I found out that he was really married,” she said.

Essien is currently married to Ghanaian entrepreneur Akosua Puni.

He has announced his retirement from international football.

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