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Diamond’s sister Esma Platnumz took to her Instagram and showered Zari with lots of praises. She said the Ugandan socialite is a perfect mother and a good cook.
Esma said that as soon as the mother of 5 came to the ‘Tetema’ Hit maker’s house, she sent the housemaids to go shopping for fresh foods.
“Let me not be a hypocrite. Zari went to the fridge and she could not understand anything. She had to send the househelps to the market to get her fresh food to cook for herself an the kids,” Esma wrote.
She criticized Diamond’s other women saying they always bought food from restaurants to feed him.
Diamond’s sister vowed to chase away the so called women once she steps a foot in the ‘Inama’ Hit maker’s house.
“@diamondplatnumz you are going to add a few kilos by the time Zari is leaving. She is not like those women who feed you on fries. When I visit and find them there I will chase them away,” Esma added.
Esma’s fans flooded the comments text area. They were unhappy with her post saying she’s the reason Diamond hasn’t married yet.
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“You are the people spoiling Diamond’, Kenyan radio presenter Alex Mwakideu commented.
Other fans told her to mind her own business since she is a problematic woman who was unable to settle in her marriage.
“That is why your marriage failed…You spend the whole day following your brother’s affairs,’ @lov_moma wrote.
“Thought you loved Tanasha,’ @nelly.Okello commented.
Check also;
- Diamond Platnumz Finally Receives His Children With Zari At Airport After 2 Years Apart
- Diamond And I Are Simply Co-Parenting – Zari Sets Record Straight
- Mixed Reactions As Singer Diamond Platnumz Is Said To Be Ugandan
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