Days after the death of Nalongo Maggie Kaweesi, singer Rabadaba has publicly responded to rumors circulating online about her final years, disputing claims that she was deported from the United States or suffered from depression linked to their past relationship.
Nalongo Maggie died on Monday, July 20, 2026, at Mengo Hospital. Since news of her passing emerged, various claims have spread across social media and blogging platforms regarding the circumstances surrounding her life before her death. Some online posts have alleged that Rabadaba played a role in her reported struggles, allegations he has firmly rejected.
In a statement shared on his TikTok account, the musician addressed several of the claims directly, urging the public not to accept what he described as misinformation.
Rabadaba Rejects Deportation Claims
One of the recurring claims online has been that Nalongo Maggie was deported from the United States after her relationship with Rabadaba ended.
According to Rabadaba, that account is inaccurate.
He said the late was not deported, explaining instead that she chose to relocate to Uganda for personal reasons after losing some of her property in the United States.
“Maggie was not deported. She actually used to come to the UK for days, a week or two, and go back, but it became more costly since she had unfortunately lost her flat… she opted to go and live in Uganda for her own personal reasons.”
His statement directly challenges the version of events being shared by some bloggers and social media users.

Responding to Depression Allegations
Rabadaba also disputed claims that Nalongo Maggie had been battling depression.
While acknowledging that such reports have gained traction online, he said they did not reflect what he personally knew about her life.
According to the singer, Nalongo Maggie had moved forward, found love again, and appeared to be doing well.
“These bloggers and TikTokers are saying the late was depressed. But I totally disagree; the late was doing well for herself.”
He did not provide additional details beyond his personal account but maintained that the portrayal circulating on social media was inaccurate.
It is important to note that Rabadaba’s comments represent his personal account, and the raw information provided does not independently verify the claims being debated online.
He Says He Supported Her New Relationship
Rabadaba went on to speak about Nalongo Maggie’s new relationship, saying he was happy she had found love again.
According to him, she had remarried, and he held no resentment toward either her or her husband.
He recalled speaking directly with her husband after being contacted and said he wished the couple well.
“She found love again; she was literally married, and I personally was in total approval of it.”
“I was happy for her for having found love again. I even spoke to her husband when he reached out to me, and I told him I have no issues or qualms with them; I wished them the best.”
His remarks portray a relationship that, despite ending, had moved beyond conflict.
Nalongo Maggie Kaweesi died on July 20, 2026, at Mengo Hospital.
Following news of her death, multiple rumors began circulating across social media platforms and blogs, with some linking Rabadaba to her reported personal struggles.
In response, the singer issued a public statement on TikTok addressing those claims. His comments focused on two specific allegations: that Nalongo Maggie had been deported from the United States and that she had been living with depression caused by events surrounding their past relationship.
The information provided does not include independent confirmation of those allegations or of Rabadaba’s account. His statement reflects his perspective on the claims circulating online.

Why It Matters
The death of a public figure often leads to widespread speculation, particularly when details remain limited.
Rabadaba’s statement highlights how quickly unverified claims can spread after such events and underscores the importance of distinguishing between social media speculation and firsthand statements.
While his remarks offer his version of events, they also serve as a reminder that discussions surrounding a person’s final years should be approached carefully, especially when they involve sensitive issues such as mental health or the circumstances leading up to a person’s death.
Human Angle
Beyond addressing rumors, Rabadaba’s message centered on how he chose to remember Nalongo Maggie.
Rather than dwelling on their past relationship, he said he was pleased that she had found love again and insisted she had been living her life on her own terms. His statement reflects an effort to preserve what he believes is a more accurate picture of her final years while encouraging people to avoid conclusions based solely on online speculation.
As conversations about Nalongo Maggie Kaweesi continue online, Rabadaba’s statement adds his perspective to an evolving public discussion. For now, many of the claims circulating remain contested, making verified information and clear attribution more important than ever.
