
Brothers Kwame Boateng,18, Kwesi Boakye,11, and Kofi Siriboe,16, pose with veteran actor Jackie Chan at The Karate Kid Los Angeles Premiere held at Mann’s Village Theatre yesterday. Kwesi and Kwame just finished filming movie “Faith and Dreams”.


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The surnames mean nothing in SOME african cultures. Where I am from in Uganda generally you can have 8 kids and they will all have different surnames. This is because it’s not seen as something that bonds the family and signifies them being a family unit. It’s generally just a chosen name to symbolise something about the birth or circumstances around the birth or just something affectionate like ‘god loves you’ (lol something along those lines). Things are changing slowly in Uganda now though and people are ‘picking’ a surname but like my cousins (10) from same mum and dad they all have different second names.
Please note I can’t speak for the whole of Africa as it aint a country! Different groups of people in one country can be so distinct that it would be foolish to generalise across a whole continent. End of disclaimer
Do they have different fathers? I know in some cultures you take the mothers name, but the 3 diff names throws me.Kwesi & Kofi resemble 1 another IMO.
Lovely they are.
Handsome Ghanaian men…..just beautiful!
yes i love my ghanaian men.. Repping the “Black Stars” of the Gold coast!!
ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS, LOOK AT THEIR BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXIONS. I BET THEY WERE THE CUTEST BABIES. THEY BETTA WATCH OUT FOR MY LITTLE MAN KENZO, CAUSE HE GONNA TOP EVERY MALE CHILD IN HOLLYWOOD.
My favourite showbiz brothers!
these are some handsome boys! If only they were older!!! lol
great to see them
These are some cute lil boys.
It’s completely ridiculous how beautiful these kids are. My goodness…
Three handsome young men.
I’m too old but…yumm anyway.
What is Kwame doing with his mouth?
Lol…grl you are too much
lol Sherley, he’s doing the female pout…hehe
The boys are back in town
Always dressed fabulous!