Molly Germaine Prempeh  Molly Germaine Prempeh (born 1947) is a Seychelles-born Ghanaian princess. She is the daughter of Princess Hugette and the great-granddaughter of Prempeh I, who was banished together with his family in 1900 by the colonial British. In 2015, She is known to have visited Seychelles to reconnect with members of her family, after being absent for about 60 years from her birth country. Germaine Prempeh was born in Seychelles but lived in Kumasi, Ghana for almost 68 years. In February 2015 she visited Seychelles for the first time after being absent for a very long time to reconnect with her family. Upon her arrival at the airport in Praslin, she was met by her cousin, Marie-Rose Mahoune, the daughter of her late aunt Sylvia Prempeh. When she met the rest of her family members, they were surprised that she could speak Creole. During her stay in Seychelles, she visited the burial ground of her ancestors back on the Seychelles and the two-storey villa at Le Rocher, formerly referred to as the "Ashanti camp." She is the mother of six children and grandmother to fourteen grandchildren.