Spice Diana has addressed the fuss surrounding her recent fist bump with Sheebah Karungi, making it clear that she does not want anyone turning the moment into a friendship announcement.
During an interview with Galaxy TV, Spice pushed back against the attention surrounding the brief encounter and insisted that people were creating a situation where there was none.
We are working. What you saw is exactly what it was. Do not try to create a situation where there is none. There is nothing serious. I know my friends. Do not force friends on me. I know who my friends are.
The fist bump happened when the two artists crossed paths at a Castle Lite event at Soho Terrace in Mbarara.
The brief interaction between two of Uganda’s biggest female artists was enough to get fans talking, with many closely watching what the gesture could mean for their relationship.
Spice had already addressed the encounter in an earlier interview, where she questioned why greeting Sheebah had become such a big deal in the first place.
Why would I not greet her? Did she kill any of my relatives?
She also explained that both artists had attended the Castle Lite event in a professional capacity as brand ambassadors.
We were doing business and had come to work. We were invited as brand ambassadors for a big company, so what we did was exactly what we had to do.
The latest interview gave Spice another chance to address the reaction, but her position remained unchanged.
The fist bump was simply what people saw, and she does not want anyone using it to create a friendship she has not claimed.