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The Ba Ex Baffa singer and Vanessa tight marked each other and referred to one another as ‘baby’ throughout the entire night.
Baza Baza when asked about his relationship with Vanessa said that they are just inseparable best friends. Besides he got to know her before she got to the limelight.
The singer even defended Vanessa over claims that she stole Lwasa’s money. He said that women are supposed to be provided for by men.
“She’s my very tight friend and I even call her baby. I got to know her before most of the men you say dated her knew her. For Lwasa’s money, there is no problem because women are supposed to be given by men,” said the singer.
Vanessa who was walking under Baza Baza’s wings was also asked about her relationship with the singer. She had nothing but immense praise for him.
On the claims of fleecing Lwasa, Vanessa said that Lwasa found her with her own money and car. There is no much value that he added to her life.
It should be noted that Vanessa and Lwasa were a hot item a couple of months ago. The two were even supposed to get married in a traditional ceremony.
Lwasa was however shocked on the D-day when Vanessa vanished without a trace. She only called to tell him that her parents had rejected the marriage. Lwasa had reportedly given her about 30m shillings to prepare for the ceremony.
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