Singer Sharon O and Ronnie Mulindwa have dated for over a decade now. The pair started bonking tubeless when they were still under Obsessions, a group which comprised of musicians and dancers. Mulindwa was one of the bosses of the sensational group which gave him an A ticket to Sharon O’s exclusive Sumbie. Their Bedroom […]
Singer Sharon O and Ronnie Mulindwa have dated for over a decade now. The pair started bonking tubeless when they were still under Obsessions, a group which comprised of musicians and dancers.
Mulindwa was one of the bosses of the sensational group which gave him an A ticket to Sharon O’s exclusive Sumbie.
Their Bedroom skills and midnight duties paid off and eventually God blessed them with an handsome kid, Lisbon.
In an interview with a local media outlet, Sharon O opened up on how it all started.
“it all started in my S.6 vacation. In my S.4, I was working in a supermarket, because my mum wanted to keep me busy. By then [Ronnie] Mulindwa was in my life; he was trying to catch my eye and I knew he had a group called Obsessions. They would use me as an extra. In my S.6 vacation, I told my mum I needed to do this…The age difference was nine, eight years… because he was born in 1979. My mum went really hard on him, saying “Ronnie I’m going to lock you up!” But people told her, come on Rebecca, she is above 18… But she finally understood.”, she noted.
Sharon feels that the years Ronnie has eaten her beans on credit are just enough and now she wants him to put a ring on it or else she will dump him like Rema did to Kenzo.
“Yes! People ask, you are still with Ronnie? We rarely come out together. But we live together, we still have a son… [Ronnie] had better do something; otherwise, I’ll do what Rema did! We’ve been together for 18 years.”
Rema Namakula last year famously dumped her baby-daddy Eddy Kenzo and married Dr Hamza Ssebunnya.
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