Princess Shyngle, born on the 25th December 1990, in Banjul the capital of The Gambia with three handsome brothers she is the only daughter of her parents. Dad, Winston Shyngle is the deputy major of Banjul, capital of the Gambia and mum Ramatoulie Cham is a business woman. Princess is more of a daddy’s girl as she spent more time with him growing up. Mum lived in London almost throughout her childhood.

Princess started primary school in The Gambia and after graduating from high school she studied IT at The Gambia Business College. While in college, she also started an events company at the age 16 called Princess Promotions. This was a non-profit making venture that was behind different types of events like beauty pageant, inter school sports events, musical concerts and other entertainment shows.

Revenue accrued from all these events were given back to society in the form of scholarships, donations to needy hospitals, schools and other institutions that needed support in one way or the other. With the success of her events she was spotted by Coca Cola (Gambega) and was offered a job as a marketing and events supervisor. Princess also contested in two major beauty pageants in the Gambia at the age of 16 namely (Miss Bakau and Face of the Gambia) and came 2nd in both pageants making her an ambassador for girl’s education.

A year after working for Coca Cola she was selected from a nationwide audition to represent her country in an international reality show called The Next Movie Star Africa, she emerged as the 2nd runner up out of 30contestants from different parts of Africa. After the reality show, the journey in acting began, she travelled to Ghana, met producers and decided to shoot her first movie she wrote and co produced titled the Hidden Fantasy which featured stars like John Dumelo, Juliet Ibrahim, Martha Ankomah, Vivian anchor, Christabel Ekeh and others. After the success of the movie, she came into contact with Abdul Salam Mumuni who invited her to Ghana and casted her in his TV series 5Brides where she played a lead role.

This was aired on Viasat and also on DSTV. Princess later relocated to Ghana in 2013 and co produced a movie with Abdul Salam Mumuni titled The Will which featured Yvonne Nelson, John Dumelo, Nikki Samonas, Kofi Ajorlolo and others. It was directed by the award winning Frank Rajah. She was later casted in a couple of movies directed by Pascal Amanfo, (Between the Lines, Jack and Jill, If You were Mine, Family Album). In 2014 she collaborated with D Black to produce a movie written by herself and directed by D Black (Why should I get married) This movie featured John Dumelo, Efya, EL,Reggie Rockstone, Funny Face, Prince David Osei, D Black himself and several others. The movie had 6 nominations in the 2014 Ghana movie awards and won one of them.

In a chat with 24hours Newspaper, the gorgeous actress, whose vital statistics are 30-22-44, admitted that although her curvy figure draws her a lot of attention, which she enjoys to some extent, she also finds it very annoying sometimes and wants people to look beyond her jaw-dropping body.
“I want people to see me beyond my body. I want them to see me as intelligent, smart and talented.”

Talking about her figure, which has earned her admiration, she said she had a very strict dieting and exercise regimen which she observed every day.
“I exercise every single day, I don’t have to go to the gym but I make sure I do my sit-ups at home. I drink my green tea, warm water and lemon every day and I am always on diet. Naturally, I have always been curvy. The slim waist is the result of waist training but the figure is God given,” she said.
source: 24hoursgh.com