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Journalists were trying to inquire whether she was fasting during this month of Ramadan. However, she only opened up that her mother gave her the name Hajara.
Where the Hajara name came from
Apparently, her mum got married to a Muslim man after she separated from spice’s dad. For her to fit in the family, her mum named her Hajara but that didn’t make her a Muslim at all. The celebrated songstress has registered a lot of success meanwhile.
She just came back from Tanzania after shooting a video for her collabo with Mbosso. She told journalists that this was an all paid for trip strictly for business.
The media has diverted this trip and pushed it into relationship talk between Spice and Diamond. This may not be good for the song at all because all the attention is on a suspected relationship.
The song is actually already out but you could bet that it’s only a few people who know it. Even in the press conference, journalists concentrated a lot on her and Diamond.
Diana however clarified that there is nothing apart from business between her and Diamond. She advised those who are waiting for her man to wait till she unveils him when he comes. Anyway, Diamond already has a history in Uganda.
He was involved with Ugandan socialite, Zari and even have two kids together. It’s almost impossible for Diana and Diamond to have anything between them.
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