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The couple is well-known for sharing intimate photos on social media.
During her latest interview with one of the local YouTubers, Bad Black declared that she is soon getting married to her lovely boyfriend. It will be a unique ceremony with lots of surprises, according to her.
The socialite said she wants her wedding ceremony to be bigger than that of the reigning Kabaka of the kingdom of Buganda, Ronald Edward Muwenda Mutebi, which took place in 1999.
“It’s only the Kabaka’s wedding which struck me and I am very sure mine will even be bigger. I’m also ready to grow old with my husband,” she partly said.
Bad Black who recently confessed that all her relationships have been driven on witchcraft, said she is no longer thirty for men. She added that she slept with several men for money and now she wants to settle down with one man.
In similar news earlier published by NEWSLEXPOINT.com, a man called Humphrey Kiama from Kenya briefly narrated a painful story how his wife shockingly left him for another man on their wedding night after saying I do.
He ended up being a divorcee just a month after walking down the aisle.
Things were thick from the moment he said I do to his then lover. The lady started showing him rejection even before they left the altar and would not agree to take photos during the bridal shoot.
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