Tanzanian singers Diamond Platnumz and Zuchu. PHOTO | COURTESY OF WASAFI
Tanzania’s favourite couple Diamond Platnumz and Zuchu seem to have won the blessings of some of their family members who have urged them to go ahead and tie the knot.
This after Diamond’s brother Romy Jons and his stepfather Uncle Shamte wished the couple well and offered prayers to God on their behalf for the two to solemnize their relationship.
“May God bless you, come from where we are, Inshaallah,” Uncle Shamte said while Romy Jons wrote; “May your marriage be happy, Inshaallah.”
Diamond announced that he was in a relationship with Zuchu last year in a sweet message where he poured his heart to her.
That was not all. Diamond also shared photos and videos of the two of them making out. In case you are wondering what I am blubbering about, let me take you back to where it all started.
Zuchu was signed to the Wasafi label in April 2020. At the time, Diamond was fresh from breaking up with Kenyan singer Tanasha Donna. The couple had dated for almost a year before they went their separate ways immediately after the birth of their son.
If you have been following the Jeje hitmaker career online and offline then you are already aware that he has a thing for the ladies.
In fact, despite being one of the top artistes in East Africa the only thing it seems he can’t do is to stay single.
That is why the same year when Zuchu started gaining popularity as a singer she had to set the records straight when rumours started making rounds that she was dating her boss.
At the time, she claimed that Diamond wasn’t interested in her and, as a matter of fact, he was always offering her pieces of advice on how to deal with men eyeing her.
Zuchu also insisted that Diamond was only looking out for her as his young sister and he was afraid that without proper mentorship she could easily end up getting distracted by male suitors.
But whether it was Diamond’s sultry voice or waist-shaking dance moves that charmed Zuchu, fans can’t help but wonder whether this time the Zanzibarian will be able to tame the Tanzanian ‘bad boy’.
