Diana Hamilton
Gospel
Diana Hamilton is a Ghanaian gospel singer, born Diana Antwi on 4 December 1978. She is the third of nine children of Apostle Felix Antwi and…
Biography
Diana Hamilton is a Ghanaian gospel singer, born Diana Antwi on 4 December 1978. She is the third of nine children of Apostle Felix Antwi and Comfort Antwi, a former Executive Council member of the Church of Pentecost. She went to Morning Star School in Cantonments, Ghana National College in Cape Coast and Komfo Anokye Nursing College, and trained as a nurse.
At 13 she was already a backing vocalist for the gospel singer Francis Agyei. Her debut album, Ɔsoro bɛkasa, came out in 2007, and Ensi wo yie (2010) made her a major name in Ghanaian gospel. “Adom” took her furthest: on 26 June 2021 she was named Artiste of the Year and Gospel Artiste of the Year at the Ghana Music Awards. The 3Music Women’s Brunch named her Most Streamed Female Act the same year.
In 2024 she brought in the Nigerian gospel singer Mercy Chinwo on “The Doing of the Lord”, and in October 2026 she released “W’ate Manim (You Have Honoured Me)”. She is married to Dr Joseph Hamilton, they have twins, and she launched the Diana Hamilton Foundation in February 2017 to support the underprivileged.
