A Kumasi-based radio presenter, Ama Parone, has publicly apologised over a leaked video featuring her while coming to the defence of DJ KA, describing the suspended Kessben Media presenter as her mentor and godfather.

In a statement released on Friday, Ama Parone admitted that the first video currently circulating online, which features her, was part of her past and expressed regret over her actions.

She apologised to her family, colleagues, fans, mentors and the general public, saying the video does not reflect the person she has become.

“The video currently circulating, which features me, is a part of my past — a past I am not proud of. It does not reflect who I am today,” she stated.

Ama Parone also denied claims linking her to a second leaked video, insisting she was not the woman in the footage and urging the public to stop associating her with it.

She further used the statement to express solidarity with DJ KA, whose real name is Rexford Kwaku Ntim, following his suspension by Kessben Media over the circulation of an alleged sex video.

Describing him as her godfather, Ama Parone said DJ KA had been a pillar of support in both her personal life and media career.

“You have been a pillar of support in my life and career. You opened doors for me when I had nothing. You believed in me when others didn’t,” she wrote.

She said she was deeply saddened that they were both facing public scrutiny at the same time and prayed for God to grant him strength, peace and resilience.

“You are not defined by your mistakes… Stay strong, Godfather. This too shall pass,” she added.

DJ KA was suspended by Kessben Media on Friday after the company announced that it had launched an internal investigation into an alleged sex video involving one of its staff members.

The media organisation directed him to stay off duty pending the outcome of the inquiry and said it would provide counselling, rehabilitation and legal assistance where necessary.

Kessben Media also appealed to the public to refrain from sharing the video, citing its sensitive nature and the legal implications surrounding the circulation of such content.