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Musician and businessman D-Black has clarified his relationship with Fella Makafui whose marriage with rapper, Medikal has hit a snag.
In the past month, D-Black was seen in a video circulated on social media lightning a cigar for Fella Makafui, which sparked fury in her estranged husband.
Medikal, clearly unhappy with the situation, expressed his sentiments, calling D Black a fake industry player. He emphasised that he could never do such a thing to D-Black out of respect.
In view of this, he recorded a diss song titled ‘Just in Case’, targeted at D-Black.
But D-Black said he has nothing to do with the marital crisis of the celebrity couple.
In a series of tweets, D-Black, addressing the controversy for the first time, said he did not hand Fella the cigar roll but only lighted it on her request.
He explained that Fella bought the cigar with her own money and only approached him to light it up for her.
D-Black further rubbish all allegations of being romantically involved with Fella Makafui, adding that he has not even set eyes on her in over two years.
What pass? She asked me to help light her own cigar she bought. I was holding mine in my hand. Which pass ? U ppl jus de talk by heart . lol https://t.co/8meYGR0HOm
— D-Black (@DBLACKGH) May 20, 2024
He asked Medikal to reach out to him if he had any grievances and to quit ranting on social media.
Meanwhile, Fella Makafui had earlier denied any romantic involvement with D-Black.
She clarified that D-Black was nothing but a brother.
Fella Makafui noted that she would rather people stop the speculations than disrespect the rapper's family.
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