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Award-winning Ghanaian gospel artist Diana Hamilton has opened up about her deep admiration for American gospel legend CeCe Winans, expressing her heartfelt desire to one day share a song with the iconic singer.
In a candid conversation with Irene Adubea Aning on The Career Trail program, Diana revealed just how much CeCe Winans’ ministry means to her, so much so that she once flew all the way to the U.S. just to see her perform live.
“I adore the ministry and life of CeCe Winans. I flew to America just to watch her on stage. I didn’t even get to meet her; I was just happy to sit in the crowd and be blessed by her ministry,” she shared.
The “Adom” hitmaker described the experience as “life-changing” and confessed that a collaboration with CeCe is at the very top of her musical wish list.
“If that collaboration ever happens, I’ll literally jump through the roof. I’m just waiting for the day she’ll give me a call,” she said.
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