The singer says she refuses to see herself as weak because of her size and insists she would defend herself if attacked.
Spice Diana has spoken candidly about domestic violence, making it clear that she would not simply stand by if a man physically assaulted her.
Discussing cases of men hitting women in Uganda, the singer said she would fight back if anyone attempted to physically harm her, stressing that her small stature should not be mistaken for weakness.
“You hit me and I hit back hard and make you not ever think of touching me again. I am a small woman but don’t think about slapping me.”
Spice Diana Says She Would Defend Herself
The singer further explained that she believes in defending herself when attacked, while insisting that she does not deliberately provoke or torment men.
According to Spice Diana, how people treat one another can influence the dynamics within a relationship, but she maintained that physical violence against her would not be tolerated.
“No one can even think of doing it because it depends on how you treat yourself with someone so it’s you who probably makes someone do that to you but for me, no, it’s not possible.”
Her comments come amid continued public discussions about domestic violence in Uganda and the challenges surrounding physical abuse within relationships.
While Spice Diana framed her response around self-defense, domestic violence remains a serious issue, and being assaulted is never something a victim causes or deserves.
For the singer, however, the message is straightforward: being physically smaller does not mean being powerless.