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Apostle Jonathan Nalebo says he is happier and freer after separating from Enid Mirembe, revealing how life has changed since their seven-year marriage ended.

Lydia Jazmine says she would not quit music after marriage, insisting that her passion is part of who she is and asking for a supportive partner.

Mimi Kampala denies dating Kapeke, saying the dancehall artist is only a close friend and that she is focused on her music career.

Lydia Jazmine reveals she once dreamed of becoming a lawyer but believes God chose music for her, saying she has no regrets about her career.

Mikie Wine says he is not currently thinking about joining politics, insisting that he can make a difference in society without holding political office.

Comedians Sammie and Shawa have ended their partnership after a fallout, with Sammie saying Shawa’s move into music left him sidelined.

Queen Mother Best Kemigisa reveals King Oyo’s child remained in Texas after succession tensions made the family reconsider bringing him to Uganda.

Lydia Jazmine responds to Prima Kadarshi’s continued criticism, saying she has nothing against her and does not understand the apparent bitterness.

Prima Kardashi says Lydia Jazmine had the potential to become Uganda's next Tiwa Savage eight years ago, but believes the singer has wasted much of her talent.

Food vendor Diktator Amir claims he has been unable to access or support his children with singer Chosen Becky, saying his attempts to send school fees were rejected.

Lydia Jazmine credits Geosteady for believing in her early career and giving her the collaboration “Same Way,” which she says became her biggest breakthrough.

Tracy Melon celebrates Lydia Jazmine for inspiring her music journey, recalling how the singer supported her during a competition early in her career.