Ugandan singer Spice Diana has pushed back against allegations that a mystery man finances her international holidays, insisting that she pays for her travels using money earned from her successful music career.
The singer says taking trips abroad to celebrate her birthdays and enjoy some time away from work has become part of her routine over the past five or six years.
According to Spice Diana, she has built enough financial independence through music to afford her lifestyle without depending on a romantic partner or anyone else to sponsor her holidays.
“For the last five or six years, I have been flying out for my birthdays to rest and also celebrate. I sponsored myself. I’m not that broke; I have made enough money to treat myself,” she said.
Her comments directly address speculation surrounding the source of funding for her frequent birthday getaways, with the singer maintaining that her music career provides the financial means to enjoy such experiences.
But travel expenses were not the only subject she addressed. Spice Diana also offered some insight into her current romantic life, revealing that she is in a relationship.
However, she made it clear that being a public figure does not mean every detail of her private life must become public information.
The singer explained that she prefers to keep certain aspects of her relationship away from public attention, particularly when she feels the timing is not right to share them.
“Being a public figure doesn’t mean you have to put out everything about you out there. Sometimes it is not the right time. Secondly, people know you for the music and not any other thing,” she added.
Her remarks suggest that while she is comfortable discussing aspects of her personal lifestyle, she intends to maintain boundaries around her romantic relationships.
Spice Diana has built her public profile around her music career, and she appears keen to keep the attention focused on her work rather than every detail of her private affairs.
For now, the singer says her birthday holidays are funded by her own earnings, while the identity of her current partner remains something she has chosen not to make public.
Her message is simple: enjoying an international holiday does not automatically mean someone else is paying the bill.