The WCB-Wasafi founder admitted that these conversations sometimes throw him for a loop, making him reflect on his career as a musician.
During the exclusive chat with a Zimbabwean media outlet, Diamond revealed the difficulty he faces while explaining to Tiffah that his video performances are purely professional.
He stated, “I get crazy questions from my daughter, but I keep reminding her that music is work, and most things done in the videos are just acting.”
Despite his reassurances to Tiffah, who he insists should view him as both a musician and an actor, there’s no denying that her innocent critiques make him pause.
He emphasized, “Nothing serious but just professional music videos because I am a musician. So, I usually urge her to understand the difference.”
Adding to the emotional weight of his recent week, Diamond also shared that he faced the loss of his friend and colleague, Khadija Shaibu, known as Dida, a journalist from Wasafi FM.
In a touching tribute, the singer promised to fund the education of Dida’s daughter, showcasing his commitment to family, community, and support in challenging times.
Diamond’s balance between music, family life, and personal loss paints a multifaceted picture of a star navigating the complexities of fame while staying grounded in his responsibilities.
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