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I‘m back with Michy, we are recording a banger - Shatta Wale
Shatta Wale has revealed that he is back together with Shatta Michy - the mother of his son, Mighty.
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The pair have been in the news in recent months after publicly falling out and subsequently breaking their relationship.
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However, the self-acclaimed dancehall king has now revealed that he is back together with Shatta Michy - the mother of his son, Mighty.
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Speaking in an interview with Citi TV, the “Ayoo“ hit maker said he is unperturbed by speculations going round in the media about his relationship with Michy.
“Yeah, I am still with her (Shatta Michy), you know its rumours and people always want to put things across and let it look like... This is a girl (Shatta Michy) that knew me from nowhere, you know I was hustling, I was crazy, crazily looking for money and She came into my life and was like I will be with you man.
"So if people say stuffs we just sit and laugh. We have issues, we have problems but I am matured now to know that I have seen how to take care of a family, My son Majesty, my daughter Cherisha. I am always like keeping things to myself, so we good,“ Shatta Wale said.
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The Zylofon Media signee further revealed that he is currently working on another song with Shatta Michy, following their collaboration last year.
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"We have another one coming out, Its crazy... The next one you hear you will love it. I have the title but I have forgotten cos she is writing her lyrics on that after she writes then I will edit and teach her. So people should watch out,“ he added.
Shatta Wale and Michy released their first collabo in 2017 titled “low tempo“ which became a massive hit.
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