Sam Okyere shares update after 121 days... "There is a need to reflect on life" Photos from 10 years ago and now go viral

Sam Okyere shared an update on social media after about four months. On the 29th, he posted photos from 10 years ago and the present on his SNS, writing, ″Sometimes, it is necessary to look back and reflect on life. There are 10 years between these two photos. Definitely, it has gotten better.″ The released photos show Sam Okyere wearing a brightly patterned outfit 10 years ago, posing with a woman, and now standing in front of the camera with the same woman in a more relaxed atmosphere. Both photos show bright smiles, illustrating the changes over 10 years. Sam Okyere left a caption meaning ″10 years ago and 10 years later″ along with several hashtags, and this post was his first in 121 days since May 31. Sam Okyere, a broadcaster from Ghana, has been active in Korea, appearing on JTBC variety shows such as ″Non-Summit.″ In 2020, he sparked controversy by pointing out that the graduation photo of Uijeongbu High School students’ ″Coffin Dance″ had potential racial insensitivity toward Black people. Subsequently, controversies arose over his use of the hashtag ″teakpop″ and gestures in past broadcasts that seemed to demean East Asians. After suspending his activities, he appeared on a broadcast after about two years and said, ″Before I start talking seriously, I want to apologize. I am sorry for disappointing those who liked and loved me during that time,″ adding, ″I sincerely want to offer my apologies.″