This archive report was first published on 5 December 2019.
December 5, 2019, marked a tumultuous day for gospel singer Weezdom, as he found himself at the center of a heated controversy.
A woman named Quinter came forward, accusing Weezdom of infecting her with a sexually transmitted infection (STI) after a unprotected encounter.
According to an audio recording published on Mpasho.co.ke, Quinter can be heard speaking to Weezdom, expressing her concerns about the potential infection.
‘I think I got an infection Jana. I have a lot of pain and some blood nkishu. Coz if uliniuzia pain haingekua hadi saa hizi. Though am guessing… will tell you ionce I come back from hospital,’ she told Weezdom.
Weezdom has denied the allegations, stating that he would have known if he had an STI and that his last sexual encounter was six months prior to the incident.
‘If I had an STI I would have known already. The last time I had sex was six months ago….naogopa kifo [I fear death],’ Weezdom said.
However, the controversy doesn't end there. Photos of Weezdom and a woman, believed to be gospel artiste Nicah the Queen, in a compromising position have surfaced on social media.
When questioned about the photos, Nicah denied any involvement with Weezdom, stating that the photos were not of her.
‘That’s not me. That can never be me. I have never been involved in any relationship with Weezdom,’ she said.
As the controversy continues to unfold, Weezdom's boss, Bahati, commented on one of his Instagram posts, referencing the trending story on Mpasho.co.ke.
‘Kwani ukona twin brother??? Aiiiii kuna mtu nimeona Mpasho mnafanana akituambie,’ read Bahati’s comment.
Weezdom responded to Bahati's comment, writing, ‘Acha kuchachisha past boss wanguu??’
