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A lot of rumors were thrown around with different camps accusing each other. Momo19 first aroused the rumors by posting a local song titled ‘Kambiite‘ meaning let me give up.
Daxx Kartel also retaliated releasing a song titled ‘Wagaba enswa zange’ an implication that his wife had cheated on him.
The rumor further had it that Momo19 was always on the plane in and out of the country. It’s alleged that during these numerous trips, Momo cheated on her husband with wealthy men abroad.
The rumor continued that the “Baala” singer felt frustrated when Momo19 refused to get pregnant. She denied him a chance to be a father. Daxx revenged by getting her close friend a one Ashira pregnant.
However, both later denied breaking up with hopes to amend their marriage but things failed to work out.
This prompted Momo19 to disclose on her social media followers how she was undoubtedly single.
“No doubt. Yes I’m single”, she posted.
Now fresh news indicates how South African Ugandan socialite, Meddie Moore could have been encroaching on Daxx’s woman. It is also believed he’s the reason the couple failed to work out, owing to the fact that he’s mentioned in the rumor.
Now he’s gone ahead to catalyse the rumor after he posted private photos of Momo19 through his social media handles.
These photos probably show that someone was with the TV presenter and people are already guessing how Meddie got hold of them.
We shall keep you updated.
Check Also;
- I Did Not Give Daxx Kartel A Baby Because Of My Personal Problems; Momo19
- Momo19 Finally Confirms End Of Marriage With Singer Daxx Kartel
- Singer Daxx Kartel Reportedly Dumps Momo 19, Impregnates Her Close Friend
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