Singer Martha Mukisa has hit back at body shamers, insisting that no amount of criticism will convince her to undergo cosmetic surgery to change her appearance.
Speaking in an interview with a local television station, Mukisa was asked about some of the lowest moments in her life and pointed to negative comments about her body on social media.
Despite the criticism, the singer said she remains confident in her natural appearance and has no plans to alter her body surgically.
“I want to tell everyone that I will not do surgery on any part of my body, but I will remain sexy as I am. I’m a very sexy woman. And whatever you are looking at and comparing me to, I already have it. I already have the shape, and I will not add anything,” she said.
Mukisa also criticised what she described as the growing pressure on women to change their natural bodies to meet beauty standards.
“I have my bum, my boobies, and I do not know when time shifted from a real black woman loving themselves the way they were created. You have resorted to body shaming us,” she added.
The singer, however, clarified that she does not judge women who choose cosmetic surgery, saying everyone should have the freedom to make their own choices.
Instead, she encouraged women who want to improve their bodies naturally to focus on healthy habits such as exercising and maintaining a balanced diet.