Socialite and events organizer Nalongo Don Zella has publicly warned her ex-boyfriend, musician Big Eye Starboss, to cease his relentless attacks on fellow artist Eddy Kenzo.
Big Eye’s criticism of Eddy Kenzo has been ongoing since their bitter fallout, with Big Eye constantly disrespecting and degrading Eddy Kenzo’s achievements. Recently, when Eddy Kenzo was appointed as a senior presidential advisor for creatives, Big Eye belittled the position, claiming anyone could attain it.
Don Zella, who shares a son with Big Eye, revealed she has repeatedly cautioned him to stop targeting Eddy Kenzo, urging him to refrain from poking his nose in media discussions about the Big Talent Boss, and his wife, Hon. Phionah Nyamutooro.
Don Zella and Big Eye’s relationship ended bitterly, with Don Zella publicly embarrassing Big Eye on multiple occasions. Now, she is warning him to leave Eddy Kenzo alone or face the consequences just like in the past.
Don Zella emphasized that Eddy Kenzo significantly shaped Big Eye’s music career, encouraging him to acknowledge his mentor’s influence, heal from past grievances, and swallow a chill pill.
Everyone has a right to beef Eddy Kenzo or abuse him but one person who is Big Eye, you have no right to abuse or belittle Eddy Kenzo at all.
I have told you on many occasions, we have spoken even in person and text but you seem to listen and then unlisten. You have belittled his wife in the past. You seem to jump on every sentence his name is written in but it is not fun. Let go, sebo, leave Kenzo alone. If you fail, I’m gonna intervene and you know me because I know he will never respond to you.
Just sing your music, people will appreciate you more than this nonsense you keep dragging Kenzo in all the time but at least put some respect for things he did for you. Please let go, heal and focus on you. He is not perfect but you are here because of the things he did for you and us who take him as family.
Sometimes you have to be the bigger person and grow from some things but it is too much and very painful to watch,” read Don Zella’s post on Facebook.
