In recent few weeks, the Ugandan entertainment industry has been abuzz with speculations surrounding the romance between singer Eddy Kenzo, and newly appointed Junior Minister of Energy Phiona Nyamutoro but now he has spoken out and confirmed it all.
Their seemingly inseparable presence and frequent public appearances together have sparked a flurry of rumors regarding their relationship status.
The speculation reached new heights when Eddy Kenzo publicly extended his congratulations to Phiona Nyamutoro following her elevation to the position of Minister of State for Minerals in a recent cabinet reshuffle. This gesture reignited long-standing rumors of a romantic connection between the two, sending social media into a frenzy.
In the video captured after the football match, Kenzo thanked teammates for the brotherhood they exhibited ever since he joined as he thanked one the teammates for the gift and disclosed the reason why he decided to gift him, is because his wife ( Phiona Nyamutoro) was appointed minister.
Adding fuel to the fire, rumors emerged suggesting that Eddy Kenzo had popped the question to Phiona Nyamutoro, with reports indicating a secret engagement ceremony took place recently. Sources close to the couple revealed that Phiona happily flaunted a shiny ring on her finger, confirming the exciting news to a select few friends.
According to Lillian Aber, a close friend and colleague of Minister Nyamutoro, the proposal took place during a celebratory dinner to commemorate Phiona’s cabinet appointment. Aber disclosed in a WhatsApp group that Phiona was beaming with joy as she recounted the romantic moment when Eddy Kenzo surprised her by getting down on one knee.
As the speculation continues to swirl, fans eagerly await any official confirmation from the pair regarding the status of their relationship. Meanwhile, social media remains abuzz with discussions and debates about the budding romance between the music sensation and the esteemed minister.
Watch the video below:
Eddy Kenzo Confirms Chewing Minister Nyamutoro's 'Sumbie pic.twitter.com/Wg96FGy3KK
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