Spice Diana shared her perspective on the frequent clashes among female artists, attributing the tensions to underlying insecurities that often arise in the competitive music scene.
As she gears up for her upcoming concert to celebrate a decade in the music industry, Spice Diana faces additional pressure, especially with fellow singer Catherine Kusasira also scheduling her concert for the same date, January 10, 2025.
The singer is currently involved in a public feud with Sheebah Karungi, which has further ignited tensions within the industry, especially as Cindy Sanyu finds herself embroiled in the drama as well.
The ongoing disputes among these prominent female artists have raised eyebrows and sparked discussions.
Spice Diana believes that these conflicts stem from a pervasive sense of insecurity among women.
“Women in the industry often perceive one another as threats,” she explained, contrasting this mindset with that of male entertainers. “For men, it’s common to admire the same woman while remaining friends. However, that level of camaraderie is rarely seen among women.”
As she reflects on her journey in the industry, Spice Diana emphasizes the importance of expressing one’s feelings.
“As I’ve matured, I’ve learned that it’s essential to be open about your emotions. If you feel uneasy about another artist, don’t hesitate to address it directly. Silence doesn’t serve you,” she advised.
Spice’s candid remarks were made during an interview on Tuff B’s KURT show on NBS TV last Saturday, highlighting the need for greater understanding and communication among female artists in the competitive landscape of the music industry.
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