Spice Diana has clarified the situation with her friendship with fellow musician Sheebah Karungi, claiming that their interactions were misrepresented by fans to foster animosity between them. As part of the toxic culture in the music industry, she felt hesitant to raise the matter. Diana said, “I know the truth, but I chose to remain silent.”
Spice Diana said that her disagreement with Karungi was an illusion produced by toxic fans but that, in reality, she and Karungi were getting along just fine when co-hosting the morning show on NRG radio with Crysto Panda. Diana noted that she didn’t try to diffuse the tension because, in the end, the two performers maintained their professionalism. She continued by saying that their professionalism was misrepresented as coldness and tacit dislike.
I’ve never wanted to discuss these terrible topics, but I suppose that eventually you have to speak up. This tension has actually been present for some time. When people anticipate something, they begin to promote unhealthy competition by claiming that the established artists will soon be replaced. Because that is part of the culture and there is nothing I can do about it, I accepted it.
The singer of “Bwerere” claims that Karungi’s supporters, known as Sheebaholics, were the ones who started the drama by accusing Diana of trying to unseat Karungi from her position in the music business.
I had no problems with her, I knew in my heart. She has never harassed me or made derogatory remarks about me. Yes, her ‘fans’ did have issues with me, she said, “because I could see it in the comments, the rude ones, stating ‘you’re copying.
I felt fine because I knew the queen didn’t have any problems with me. Yes, eventually you stop clicking with someone. It’s not necessary to get along with everyone in this industry. Everyone knows where to find their buddies. After that, you treat your coworkers with respect as fellow artists and uphold your professionalism.
