Princess Shyngle

Princess Shyngle was born Born on December 25, 1990, in Banjul, Gambia, to Mr. Winston Shyngle, a former deputy mayor of Banjul, and Ramatolie Cham.

She spent her formative years in Gambia and received her education at the Ndowa Comprehensive School. After completing her secondary education, she enrolled in the Jullof Computer College to pursue a computer course, further expanding her skill set.

While working as a part-time event planner, Princess Shyngle caught the attention of Coca-Cola Gambia, leading to a short-term employment opportunity. She represented Gambia on the reality show "The Next Movie Star Africa," a significant milestone that showcased her talent to a wider audience.

In Ghana's film industry, she has starred in acclaimed productions such as "Why Should I Get Married," alongside renowned Ghanaian actors and actresses like Juliet Ibrahim, John Dumelo, Martha Ankomah, and D-Black. Some of her notable works include "Dormitory 8," "Why Do Men Get Married," "Hidden Fantasy," and "The 5 Brides."

Beyond her acting career, Princess Shyngle has ventured into entrepreneurship. She is the founder and manager of Snatched By Princess Shyngle, a popular Ghanaian waist trainer brand. The company specializes in producing and distributing body shapers and waist trainers, mirroring the iconic figure that Princess Shyngle herself is known for.

Princess Shyngle's presence on social media has often attracted controversy and media attention. She has been romantically linked to several famous Ghanaians, including rapper D Black and footballer Michael Essien. Her outspoken nature and controversial statements have fueled conversations online. Additionally, her engagement to a Senegalese beau generated headlines, but their relationship faced ups and downs, including allegations of cheating. Princess Shyngle has also openly discussed her financial struggles following her partner's arrest, while revealing her pregnancy.