The popular artist known for the hit song “Risk” has openly declared that Ava Peace is not his type, stating that he would reject any romantic advances from her. His comments during a recent interview highlighted a personal preference that has captured public attention.
Despite their professional interactions, including Ava Peace’s recent duet “Mukwano Arcade” with Vyroota, which has amassed 300k views on YouTube, the “Risk” hitmaker remains firm in his personal boundaries. The song, produced by Eyo Montez at Diggy Baur’s Mwoto Studio and accompanied by a video directed by Jahlive, showcases their musical chemistry but does not extend into personal territory.
In related news, Vyroota experienced a similar situation of unreciprocated interest with Jowy Landa, despite their collaboration on the successful track “Twafuna.” Landa, in her media appearances, has expressed that she views Vyroota primarily as a friend and is not interested in dating someone her age or younger. “People can always date if they love each other, but Vyroota is my friend. And we’re age mates and I don’t usually date my age mates,” Landa explained, adding that Vyroota is even younger than she is.
Furthermore, Landa, whose real name is Joanita Namugerwa, has been vocal about her reluctance to embrace marriage, which she views as a challenging commitment. “I can’t handle marriage… those things bring suffering… cooking, doing this and that… ah-ah,” she stated, highlighting her desire to maintain her independence.
Landa also mentioned her cautious approach to publicizing personal relationships, noting that she would only post about her partner on social media after formal introductions and traditional proceedings like the payment of a bride price have occurred. This careful strategy aims to protect her privacy and avoid undue public scrutiny and labels.
