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NaakMusiQ’s ex finacé slams musician for being a deadbeat father

It appears tensions between artist Anga Makabulo who famously goes by NaakMusiq and his ex-fiance Roselyn April are quite high as Roselyn has come out to label the Afrotainment artist as a deadbeat father to his children.

‘Rollercoaster’ would be a fitting word to describe the relationship between Anga and Roselyn, as we have seen glimpses of both their happy moments together, along with the times they have been at odds with each other. The drama between these two is unsurprising as they have previously made headlines in 2022 after Roselyn claimed to be shocked to see Anga posting his new fiance while he had been begging and calling her to take him back.

This time, in a now-deleted tweet, Roselyn took to her X(formerly Twitter) to slam the ‘Yini’ hit-maker for not playing an adequate role as a father to their daughter. Her intentions for this are unclear, whether it was to shame the popular musician, or she is a desperate mother seeking for assistance from the other parent, we do not know yet.

“If anyone sees naakmusiq. Remind him he has kids. I’ve tried to no avail,” the post read.

Although Roselyn deleted the initial tweet, X users have taken it upon themselves to call NaakmusiQ out for his lack of accountability and responsibility towards his children. Naakmusiq has since deactivated his X account, which has caused speculation that he is evading accountability even further.

“Years later and you’re still struggling to man up?” one user says.

On the other hand, it appears NaakMusiq has garnered his own supporters who have come to his defence, with some claiming that they stand with Naakmuisiq regardless of the situation, and some claiming that they do not want to make any premature decisions before the full details of the situation are revealed.

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