Sheebah is making one thing clear: fans can have opinions about her, but she does not want them making parenting decisions for her.
The Ugandan singer found herself at the centre of a privacy debate after sharing a video celebrating her son’s first day at preschool on X on September 2, 2026.
The post was largely met with warm reactions, with Sheebah opening up about how emotional the milestone felt and how much it meant to see her son’s father show up for the occasion.
Oh God… yesterday was so emotional. 🥹❤️My baby officially started preschool. What?! I have a son who goes to school now 😂🥹 But what touched me most was watching his father extend his flight just to be there for his very first day of school, taking him and his sisters himself.… pic.twitter.com/tt8lWtXIfr
— Sheebah (@Ksheebah1) September 2, 2026
Sheebah, who has spoken about growing up without a father or father figure, said watching her son experience an involved dad brought an unexpected sense of healing.
There are some things that heal you in ways you cannot explain.
But amid the congratulations, some followers raised concerns about the amount of information the video revealed about the child, including details that appeared to identify his school.
One commenter specifically urged Sheebah to think about her son’s privacy and safety, warning that sharing such details publicly could have consequences.
Sheebah has now responded, and she is not backing down.
In a playful but firm message, the singer acknowledged that public scrutiny comes with celebrity life, but said her son is where she draws the boundary.
But when it comes to my baby, that is where the line is. You do not get to decide what school my baby goes to, whether I share it or not, how I raise my baby, or what I believe is best for my Baby.
Sheebah added that people are free to watch, gossip, speculate and analyse her life, but she does not believe that gives them a say in personal decisions involving her son.
You can have your opinions, but the decisions belong to me.
She ended the message with a dose of humour, telling her followers they can stay interested in her life, but should know where to draw the line.
Just do not cross into raising my baby for me. Thank you so much.
Sheebah had earlier promised to discuss the emotional experience in greater detail on her “Let’s Talk About It” podcast.