In the realm of music and speculation, Eddy Kenzo, also known as Edirisa Musuuza, finds himself at the center of swirling rumors.
Recent gossip has suggested that the President of the Uganda National Musicians Association (UNMF) engaged in intimate encounters with Lydia Jazmine, further complicating the narrative by placing them in Rema Namakula’s marital space.
As the whispers persist, Kana Kambata, an essential figure in the unfolding drama, was poised to uncover more about the alleged closeness between Kenzo and Jazmine.
However, the situation took a dramatic turn when Kenzo, metaphorically having his nose squeezed and blood released, decided to address the rumors head-on.
Refuting any connection between Lydia Jazmine and the breakup of his previous love affair with Rema Namakula, Kenzo dismissed the speculation surrounding their supposed escapades in his Seguku marital bed as mere political maneuvering and theatricals within the music industry.
Kenzo, renowned for hits like ‘Balippila Boda,’ staunchly defended his position, emphasizing the divisive nature of the industry. “When we unite, there are a lot of people that we take the bread away from their mouths, thereby settling down to fight us. It’s propaganda and politics,” he asserted.
Dismissing the allegations with a mix of contempt and frustration, Kenzo declared, “There will always be a lot of malice and silly allegations, but that doesn’t determine who I am.” He went on to express bewilderment at the ongoing rumors, stating unequivocally, “Jazmine has never slept nor stepped in my Seguku home.”
In an exclusive radio interview, Eddy Kenzo laid bare his perspective on the rumors, challenging the credibility of the claims and reiterating his focus on the music, rather than getting entangled in the web of sensationalized gossip.
