Meet Model & Upcoming Actress Benedicta Glover

Benedicta Afi Glover is 19 years old, student,model and an actress.she was born in (Accra)Ghana on 18th September,1998,I am popularly known as @i_am_glover as my Instagram account.

Glover was raised in a Christian home(Methodist)by her parents,both my dad and my mum are into business

My fathers name is Sylvester Glover and mother’s name is Patience Donkor.I have 3 siblings(Belinder Glover,Samuel Glover and Martin Glover)

In my early day I attended Bambino crèche in my kindergarten

Zoe primary and finished at Christ the king primary and junior school.

I started my modeling and acting career about 2 month ago with the advice from my friend who is a photographer

Career

Glover is still a student and will complete her tertiary level next year,Aside that Glover has passion for fashion and acting,she is currently not under any management,she wants to finish her schooling and go into full time acting and modeling.

Glover hasn’t been featured in any movie at now because of my schedule at school but the future is bright since there are lot of offers on the table.

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