Ava Peace has opened up about why she doesn’t consider any fellow female musicians among her closest friends in the music industry.
Speaking during an appearance on the Now Media UG podcast, Ava Peace explained that while she has worked with several female artists and maintains a cordial relationship with them, most of those interactions remain strictly professional.
I don’t have. I have worked with several but I don’t talk to them, it’s just business. Of course I find them and say hi but we don’t talk.
Over the years, the singer has often been seen hanging out with artists such as Jowy Landa and Nandor Love, which has sparked speculation among fans that they share close friendships.
However, Ava Peace clarified that despite the friendly interactions, none of them fall into her inner circle as best friends.
She also addressed her relationship with Winnie Nwagi, with whom she scored one of the biggest collaborations of last year titled “Batuleke.”
Despite the success of the song and her admiration for Nwagi, Ava Peace noted that the two are not best friends.
According to her, respect and inspiration do not necessarily translate into close personal friendships.
It’s because we have different responsibilities and also there’s liking someone and you aren’t lovey dovey.
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