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Kisitu Kirabo denies ever dating Victor Kamenyo, saying leaked chats were taken out of context and insisting they never had a romantic relationship.

Winnie Wa Mummy reveals how firm boundaries, professionalism, and her management team help her avoid sexual advances in Uganda's music industry.

Lil Pazo says no Ugandan artist earns massive money from YouTube, arguing that live performances remain the biggest source of income for musicians.

Irene Namatovu advises women to stop checking their partners' phones, saying trust brings peace and strengthens relationships.

Winnie Wa Mummy says her song My Man was partly released to promote King Saha's August 14 concert, denying rumors of a romantic relationship.

Spyda MC says Gravity Omutujju is a talented rapper but not a hip-hop artist, while praising Fik Fameica's contribution to the genre.

Faridah Nakazibwe disputes claims she lost a defamation case to Minister Justine Nameere, reigniting their long-running public feud.

Ava Peace says 6ix Killaz did not split because of beef, revealing the members simply grew and pursued solo careers while remaining open to reunions.

Kenyan singer Bien says Uganda's music industry model limits artists' global ambitions by allowing them to thrive locally from a single hit song.

Pretty Nicole dismisses engagement rumors, revealing the viral bride video was from her mother's introduction and says she's focused on her career.

Lydia Jazmine reveals she once had a crush on Gift of Kaddo, saying he was one of Uganda's most admired musicians during his peak in the industry.

DP Vice President Fred Mukasa Mbidde and wife Phiona Nayebale have welcomed their first child together, a baby girl named Shatsi Nyonyozi Mbidde.