Seek wise counsel before going foul— Mzbel advises Wendy Shay
Controversial Songstress, Mzbel has criticised the “Uber Driver” hitmaker for not seeking wise counseling before replying co-artiste, Keche Joshua in a post against her (Wendy Shay).
Keche Joshua in a video which went viral on social media claimed that Wendy Shay is depressed and has bothering issues.
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Wendy Shay who was not enthused by Keche Joshua’s video and words cursed the descendants of Joshua, saying “they will do worst things to your daughter.”
However, the “16 years” hitmaker, in an interview on United Television (UTv) expressed displeasure about Wendy Shay’s reply and described it as childish.
Mzbel despite criticising Keche Joshua for his claims that Shay is going through psychological trauma, believes that the songstress acted childishly by raining insult on her colleague musician.
“I personally did not like what Keche Joshua said about Wendy Shay but she should come out that way,” she insisted.
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Mzbel advised Wendy Shay to seek wise counsel from elders or her manager, Bullet who has experience in the music business before commenting on such attacks in future.
She noted that Wendy Shay was young and guidance and counsel to come out strong when facing such challenges in the industry.
“What Wendy said about Keche is childish. Next time Wendy should contact Bullet before saying something like this. She should have contacted an elderly person before doing so,” Mzbel stressed.
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It would be recalled that Wendy Shay’s mother Obaapa Kaakyire jumped to the defence of her daughter that she is not on any drugs or suffering any emotional trauma.
Speaking on speculation that she may be depressed, Obaapa Kaakyire Addo in a Facebook live video said: “all that you saying about the girl is not true. Wendy Shay is not depressed, next month she will be 25, there is no pressure on her to be depressed for any reason.”
Source: www.spotonnews.net
