Spice Diana has come out to announce her severed ties with fellow musician Gravity Omutujju, saying she has no connection with the rapper.
Gravity Omutujju at one point appeared in Spice Diana’s ‘Ndi Mu Love’ as a video vixen to the point that they kissed, something that sent the internet ablaze assuming a special bond. Their friendship, however, went downhill and since then they have continuously been attacking each other in different interviews.
During an interview with Horizon Vibe, the Source Management singer maintained that they have never had any kind of friendship and for his appearance in her video, he was paid handsomely by her manager.
I do not have any connection or any sort of relationship with Gravity Omutujju; everyone is on their own. At one point we related as artists when he appeared in my video as a vixen and for this, my manager paid him to be there and we had no issues. All that happened was part of the script, she said.
Spice Diana says her comments come from a place of disappointment and betrayal following the numerous interviews that Gravity Omutujju has been making attacking her and her manager Roger even when she believes she had never done anything wrong to him.
Whatever he says, is his own opinion as a person and I do not have anything to say about it but for now, we do not have any connections. Even when I find him, I just bypass him. He said so many things that hurt me and they were not necessary. If a person wrongs you, call them out but it is so bad to come on TV and attack me without saying what I did to you. If you can’t say it, that means it has never happened, Spice Diana revealed.
Spice Diana has been one of the people who have always preached peace and love amongst artists and has occasionally seen relating with fellow artists. She now chooses to avoid mingling with those that she believes do not like her, and instead embrace those that support her and relate with her outside social media showbiz.
I have female artists that check on me, send me lunch, and even come to my home. There are artists you hang out with and feel at home and you even forget to take pictures. Because what brings you close is more than social media and pictures, she said.
