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Tanasha Donna Makes Peace with Diamond Platnumz After Break-Up

By John Wanjohi Mon, 06/01/2020 @ 10:55am 1345 views 0 comments
Tanasha Donna Makes Peace with Diamond Platnumz After Break-Up

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Kenyan artist Tanasha Donna says she has buried the hatchet with her former boyfriend, Tanzanian singer Diamond Platnumz after their break-up in March this year.

Tanasha noted that they decided to put their differences aside for the sake of their son Naseeb, who is seven months old now.

“By the way me and the father of my son are okay, we are in talking terms, we are not enemies, tuko sawa we are in communication for our son and I respect him very much,” Tanasha said on Radio Citizen’s Mseto East Africa show over the weekend.

The two dated for a year before their relationship came to an abrupt end in March this year.

In April, Tanasha told True Love Magazine that their break-up was fueled by Diamond’s lack of commitment to the relationship and that she failed to meet the Bongo Flava singer’s expectations.

“At some point, I got a bit lost because now a child is involved and now, I’m thinking about my son, not just me, I don’t want my son to grow up without a father. I’m really trying to fight for this relationship, but I can’t be the only one fighting, so I had to think of what’s best for me and my son too. Towards the end, things were getting rocky, for about 6 months but we were still trying to see how we can make it work, and then it got to a point where you see the other person has just lost interest,” said Tanasha.

 

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