Kampala, Uganda – Nanyanzi Rahmah, known professionally as Rahmah Pinky, has candidly shared her experiences regarding the harsh realities of friendships within the Uganda music industry. In a recent interview, Pinky expressed her disappointment in individuals she once considered friends, stating, “The people we think are our friends aren’t truly our friends. They pretend to be our friends but they are not.”
Pinky’s reflections come as she navigates the complexities of her music career, emphasizing the importance of discernment in choosing whom to trust. She acknowledged that while some have disappointed her, she prefers not to name them publicly.
In addition to discussing friendships, Pinky addressed rumors suggesting that she had been experiencing nightmares linked to witchcraft, which allegedly led her to alcohol. She refuted these claims, asserting that her spiritual practices keep her grounded. “I pray to my Allah whenever things are not going well, and even when they are moving on smoothly,” she stated.
Pinky’s insights serve as a reminder of the challenges artists face in maintaining genuine relationships amid the pressures of the entertainment industry. She urges others to be cautious about trusting individuals with hidden intentions.