Ugandan singer Chosen Becky says she no longer needs to write heartbreak songs after finding love with her husband, Ssekajja Abdul, suggesting that her personal happiness could influence the direction of her music.
The singer, whose real name is Rebecca Kukiriza, shared the message on social media alongside studio photos showing her looking happy with her husband. Her statement hinted at a change in perspective for an artist whose music has often explored love, relationships and heartbreak.
“I don’t need to write songs about heartbreak anymore,” Chosen Becky posted.
The remark offered fans a glimpse into how she views her love life at this stage, with the singer suggesting that heartbreak is no longer a subject she needs to draw on in the same way.
Chosen Becky has frequently spoken publicly about her relationship with Ssekajja, expressing affection for her husband despite controversies surrounding their personal lives. Her latest post continues that pattern, placing their relationship at the centre of her message.
For an artist known for emotional, relationship-focused songs, the statement also raises questions about whether listeners could hear a shift in the themes of her future releases. However, she has not announced a new musical direction or confirmed that she will completely abandon heartbreak as a subject.
Instead, her words suggest that her current experiences have changed how she relates to the stories she tells through music.
Chosen Becky and Ssekajja formalised their relationship in a civil wedding last year. The couple share one child and are also raising children from previous relationships, according to the report.
Their relationship has remained a subject of public interest, including online exchanges involving Ssekajja’s former wife.
Chosen Becky’s latest comments connect her personal life with her artistic identity, particularly the emotional storytelling that has helped define her music. Whether the change will lead to a noticeable shift in her upcoming releases remains to be seen.
For now, the singer’s message is straightforward: she feels she has found the love she wants, and she no longer sees heartbreak as something she needs to write about.