Singer Gloria Bugie has threatened to take fellow artiste Crysto Panda to court if he continues mentioning her name and brand in his public comments.
The latest warning adds another twist to the growing feud between the two musicians, who have recently traded sharp remarks over their respective careers and musical abilities.
Speaking in an interview with a local television station, Bugie claimed she has deliberately avoided mentioning Panda or his brand but accused him of repeatedly dragging her into his statements.
She has now issued what she describes as her final warning.
“I haven't spoken about his name or brand in my name. He keeps on uttering my brand name, and it is my last warning that a lawsuit is coming your way if you continue with uttering your nonsense against my name,” she said.
‘A Lawsuit Is Coming’
Bugie's warning comes after the two musicians exchanged personal attacks publicly.
Panda recently hit back at Bugie after she suggested that she could teach him how to sing and hit the right notes, accusing her of relying on nudity rather than music.
Bugie has now escalated the matter by bringing the possibility of legal action into the increasingly heated exchange.
Whether the warning will end the beef remains to be seen, but Bugie appears to have drawn a clear line: mention her brand again, and she says the matter could end up in court.