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The ‘Love Me’ Hit maker has been shedding crocodile tears purposely to promote her new hit song dubbed ‘Emotional’.
Angella Katatumba who is in her 40’s claims she’s still young to engage in a serious relationship.
“No one knows my age, what I know is that I don’t follow trends. And no one limits me to do what I want to do. I’m still in transit and young. Since Ugandan’s are good investigators, they can investigate and find out what is between me and Buka Chimey”. Angella responded when asked if she was seeing upcoming musician Buka Chimney.
Angella Katatumba was grateful to Andre
In another news published by Newslex Point a few days ago, Angella Katatumba, who is currently trending as Daddy Andre’s ex, said she will forever be grateful to him for giving her a hit song. Many people forgot that Angella Katatumba is an active musician before the release of the song.
Therefore it is safe to say that the ‘’Tonerabira’’ hit brought the bodacious beauty back to the music scene.
Angella said she’s grateful that Andre fulfilled the most important part in her life.
“The chapter that Andre fulfilled in my life was the most important part in my life which is music. He wrote a very beautiful song for us. I am so grateful to him,” she said in the interview.
Check also;
- Daddy Andre And Nina Roz Relationship Will Not last – MC Luzze Claims
- Nina Roz Is Perfect For Daddy Andre, I’m Happy For Them – Angella Katatumba
- Nina Roz Introduces Daddy Andre To Her Parents, Fans Hilariously React
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