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Both Angella Katatumba and Daddy Andre collaborated in a hit song titled ‘Tonelabira’
Both musicians later mixed love with business. News made rounds on social media confirming that they had fallen in love with each other. However, they bitterly parted ways in about six month back.
Currently, it’s reported that the ‘Tugende mu Church’ Hit maker is now dating fellow musician and songwriter Nina Roz known by her real names Nankunda Nina. She signed up with Black Market Records recently.
What she says;
During an interview on a local TV station recently, a host asked Angella how she felt about Andre and Nina’s new relationship. However, Angella proudly said she is happy that Andre found the love of his life. She added that she doesn’t mind them at all.
“I moved on and I don’t mind that he found love. As you can see, I am okay…” she commented on Daddy Andre’s new relationship.
The ‘Let’s Go Green’ Hit maker also added by claiming that Nina is a perfect lady for Daddy Andre. They irresistibly love each other.
“Daddy Andre is perfect for Nina Roz. They love each other and that’s what matters. Their relationship also doesn’t bother me. I separated with him longtime ago,” Angella added.
Several months ago, Angella’s family advised her to keep away from Andre. This came after the ‘Sikikukweeka‘ Hit maker refused to go with her for an HIV test and on top of that, the recent sexual harassment claims with fellow singers.
Check also;
- Daddy Andre, Angella Katatumba Reportedly Back Together
- Sophie Gombya Says Daddy Andre’s Studio is closing
- Daddy Andre Must Apologise To Upcoming Female Artistes – Barbie Jay
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