Jennifer Full Figure is pushing back against comments she says unfairly attack men over their financial circumstances, particularly remarks attributed to Susan Makula about women dating or marrying men who still live in rented homes.
The outspoken singer and media personality has entered an already heated conversation involving several female public figures, including Susan Makula, Sheilah Price and Nalongo Lewis, who have been discussing relationships, marriage and the financial expectations placed on men.
Makula was reportedly critical of women falling in love with or marrying men who have not yet built or owned their own homes.
Full Figure challenged that line of thinking by questioning whether the women making such remarks had themselves grown up in homes built by their fathers.
“You talk about tenants, yet almost the whole world rents. How many of you actually own the houses you live in?” Full Figure said.
She argued that renting is a normal reality for many people and questioned whether people can reasonably be judged by whether they already own property.
“As you were growing up, who knew where they would build their own house or where they would lay the foundation of their house?” she continued. “All of you are tenants, and you’re busy attacking men who rent.”
Full Figure then took aim more directly at the women involved in the debate.
“Stop abusing the male gender,” she said, before making a series of personal and derogatory remarks about the women, including references to single motherhood and prostitution.
Those accusations were made by Full Figure and are not independently established by the material provided.
Her comments have now added another layer to the broader social-media debate over whether home ownership and financial stability should be prerequisites for marriage — particularly for men.
The dispute also highlights the increasingly public nature of relationship conversations among Ugandan entertainers and media personalities, with questions around money, property, gender expectations and marriage continuing to generate strong reactions.
For now, Full Figure’s intervention has shifted the conversation from whether men should own homes before marriage to whether women should be criticizing men for renting in the first place.