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Elliott left the UK in 2006 and returned home to Ghana and successfully opened up his own graphic design firm, Media-K Solutions, a boutique desktop publishing company. His vibrant, outgoing, and charming personality led many friends and family members to push him away from the IT world and into showbiz. He landed his first paid gig in 2011 shooting a popular commercial for Vodafone Ghana that aired throughout the nation during its national brand campaign for "Power to you". He has stated that before landing his first cinematic role, he applied for Big Brother Africa but was not chosen to go through for the next round of auditions. He than debuted in Yvonne Nelsons Single and Married, as Raymond, Nadia Buari's unsatisfied, cheating husband. His role in Single and Married propelled his career landing him more roles with prominent Nollywood artistes such as Nse Ikpe Etim in Purple Rose. Rukky Sanda in If you were mine, and Uti Nwachukwu in Devil In a Dress all filmed within 2013 a year after his first on-screen appearance. In 2015, Elliott played lead role in Yvonne Nelsons acclaimed movie If Tomorrow Never Comes, in which he plays an Atheist journalist, a role in which he has described as "very challenging" in reference to portraying a cold and heartless mannered character. Elliott was nominated twice in 2015 for the City People Entertainment Awards for Best Supporting Actor of The Year and The Golden Movie Awards Ghana for Golden Supporting Actor in Zynnell Zuh’s Love Regardless. In 2016, he played lead role in Eddie Nartey's film In April which premiered at the Silverbird Cinemas in Accra on September 3, 2016. He currently stars in the ongoing TV series Coco Brown.

Kweku Elliott is a Ghanaian actor of Ghanaian and Trinidadian descent, who is also known as "Kay Elliott". His 2012 major debut role was in Single and Married directed by Pascal Amanfo and produced by Yvonne Nelson. He currently stars in Deloris Frimpong Manso's new series Coco Brown. He is said to be "The next big thing to happen to Ghana's movie industry."