In a media interview, Ugandan star Spice Diana shared her thoughts on motherhood, family, and how life has taught her to remain humble.
The ‘nzigulawo’ hitmaker believes that having a family is a phase and a dream for most people. She pointed out that the music industry is harsh, and things rarely end well for artists.
With time, fame fades, depression, pressure, and not forgetting the abuse of drugs. She says at some point, they need to have something to hold on to, and there’s nothing better than family. It could be a spouse, mother, or children.
The singer openly shared that if she hadn’t become a star at a young age, she probably would’ve had 12 kids by now. She further shared that she loves kids and, if she weren’t a celebrity or the rock of her family, she would be a mother by now.
Spice Diana also spoke about the growing trend of women saying they don’t need men, but at the end of the day, many of those same women still end up having children with men because life finds a way of humbling them.
She emphasized the importance of being mindful of the things people say, as life can change in unexpected ways.
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”That’s why I say never say never because you never know where life will lead you.”
Beyond the music and spotlight, she’s someone who values family and staying real in a world that often pressures celebrities.
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