Musician Spice Diana has sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry with explosive claims about the dark underbelly of music – witchcraft! The "Source Management" artist didn't hold back, openly admitting that some fellow musicians are actively dabbling in black magic to sabotage careers.
Not a New Tune: Other Artists Faced Similar Woes!
Spice Diana's revelation isn't the first time such accusations have surfaced. Artists like Zanie Brown and Grace Nakimera have previously come forward, sharing their own harrowing experiences with witchcraft initiated by their peers. It seems the industry's glitter often hides a sinister secret!
Sabotage Behind Closed Doors!
In a candid interview, Spice Diana revealed her conviction that "people [are] working hard to ensure that they sabotage others’ careers behind closed doors." Talk about a cutthroat industry!
Spice Diana's Shield: Faith & Fans!
Despite her strong belief in the existence of witchcraft in the industry, Spice Diana surprisingly claims she's never personally been affected. Her secret weapon? Her unwavering faith and the constant prayers of her dedicated fans!
"Maybe someone tried to bewitch me and they failed," she mused. "We hear these things happening in the industry every day. We should not pretend and act like babies because these things are real. Witchcraft is real."
She further explained, "It is not that I believe in it so much because sometimes what you believe is what you possess. But all in all, I know it happens, and people are affected by it. Personally, I have many people praying for me. Maybe I have ever been affected, but I never got to know; God just helped me along the way, maybe."
Don't Blame Everything on Juju!
However, Spice Diana also offered a word of caution to her fellow artists, urging them not to attribute every challenge they face to sorcery. "Sometimes we also get natural problems like every other human, and think we have been bewitched," she told Galaxy TV. "This happens; that is why I do not want to relate every challenge to sorcery.”
