Psalm Adjeteyfio Biography: Age, Net Worth, Wife, Kids, Parents, TV Shows Legacy, Movies

Psalm Adjeteyfio, also known as T.T., was a beloved Ghanaian veteran actor celebrated for his iconic and humorous performances in television and film.

He gained massive popularity as the lead character T.T. in the long-running Ghanaian TV series Taxi Driver, becoming a household name through his natural comic timing and relatable portrayals of everyday struggles and triumphs in Ghanaian society.

Quick Facts

• Full Name: Psalm Adjeteyfio
• Stage Name: Psalm Adjeteyfio (T.T.)
• Born: 1948 (March 11, 1948 in some records)
• Age: 74 years old
• Died: April 8, 2022
• Birthplace: La (Labadi), Accra, Gold Coast (present-day Ghana)
• Nationality: Ghanaian
• Ethnicity: Ghanaian (Ga descent)
• Occupation: Actor
• Height: Unknown
• Religion: Christianity
• Parents: Mr. Adjeteyfio and Comfort Naa Momo Adjeteyfio
• Siblings: One
• Spouse: Wife
• Children: At least one son and other children
• Relationship: Married
• Net Worth: $1 million USD

Early Life and Education

Psalm Adjeteyfio was born in 1948 in La (Labadi), a coastal suburb of Accra, in the then British colony of the Gold Coast (now Ghana). He was brought up by his parents Mr. Adjeteyfio, from Dzirase in La (Dushfada), and Comfort Naa Momo Adjeteyfio (Kanyan mother), in a family setting where he grew up mainly with his father after early family dynamics.

His father passed away when he was just six years old, leaving a significant impact on his life. He grew up with one full sibling (who is deceased) and other half-siblings. He worked as a Ga language teacher at the PRESEC (Presbyterian Boys’ Senior High School) staff school before transitioning fully into acting. His ethnicity is Ghanaian with Ga roots. His religion is Christianity.

Career

Psalm Adjeteyfio began his professional journey as a teacher before entering the world of acting in the 1980s and 1990s. He rose to fame with his lead role as T.T. in the popular Ghanaian television series Taxi Driver, which became a cultural staple and showcased his comedic talent and ability to connect with everyday audiences.

He featured in numerous Ghanaian movies and videos, including Purple (2016), The Scent of Danger (2001), Asimo (1999), The Chosen One, Expectations, Dark Sand, and My Heart. Known affectionately as T.T., he brought humour, depth, and realism to his characters, often reflecting Ghanaian social life.

In later years, he spoke openly about the challenges of the industry, including low pay (once receiving GHC 10 instead of GHC 30 for a role) and how acting brought him fame but limited financial rewards. Despite health struggles in his final years, his legacy as a pioneer in Ghanaian television and film continues to inspire younger actors in Ghallywood. He passed away on April 8, 2022, leaving behind a rich body of work that remains nostalgic for many Ghanaians.

Social Media

Psalm Adjeteyfio does not have social media.

Personal Life

Psalm Adjeteyfio passed away at 74 years old. He was married and had spoken publicly about family matters, including challenges in his marriage and relationships with his children (he had at least one son who has followed in acting footsteps, along with other children). He maintained family ties while keeping much of his personal life reflective in interviews. His height is Unknown.

Net Worth

Psalm Adjeteyfio’s net worth was estimated at $1 million USD at the time of his passing. His income primarily came from acting roles in the iconic Taxi Driver series and numerous Ghanaian films and videos over several decades, though he often noted that the industry provided more fame than substantial wealth.

Filmography

• Taxi Driver (TV Series)
• Purple (Film)
• The Scent of Danger (Film)
• Asimo (Film)
• The Chosen One (Film)
• Expectations (Film)
• Dark Sand (Film)
• My Heart (Film)