Gospel musician Empress Gifty Adorye has confidently stressed that she will not accept an amount less than GHS50,000 to perform at any event.

The Independent Ghana spotted her in a video where she was speaking to a congregation saying,

"As I am standing here, the least I would charge your people is GH¢50,000, and I would take it. If you don't pay me such an amount, I won't perform. I am the one trending," she said

Empress Gifty is hopeful that she will soon win a Grammy and BET award.

This comes after she emerged as Traditional Gospel Song of the Year at this year’s Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA's) held on May 10 at the Grand Arena.

She posted a video expressing gratitude to her fans as well as her ambitions to win the Grammy and BET awards.

The musician also mentioned that she would appeal to the spirit of her late mother, Agaga, for protection in this regard.

"I will visit Agaga and I will present the plaques to her so that she can also protect me from any evil plot against me. I won this award by merit. Very soon I will go to BET and Grammys," she said.

Meanwhile, the wife of Hopeson Adorye has hinted at the possibility of a joint album with award-winning musician Kuami Eugene.

In an interview during the TGMA Nominees Jam in Takoradi, Empress Gifty shared that there could be more to come after their successful collaboration on the song “Watch Me.”

The two artists, who bring unique styles to the table, previously worked together on the track, which has received positive feedback since its release in September 2024.

The song was co-written and produced by Kuami Eugene and has showcased their strong musical connection.

Empress Gifty mentioned that their partnership may extend beyond just this one song.

She hinted at the possibility of more projects together, with a joint album potentially dropping in October 2025.

“This year, by October, my album will be out. It’s a project between me and Kuami Eugene. This would be my first project with him. He called me and said he has something for us to work on,” she added.