Shakib reacts after Diamond's recent comments
Earlier, the Tanzanian singer had made an interesting statement regarding the love between Zari and Shakib
Shakib Cham Lutaaya, expressed his gratitude after Bongo Flava star Diamond Platnumz praised the deep love that his ex-partner, socialite Zari Hassan, receives from him.
In a recent post on his Instagram page, Diamond shared a beautiful video of his former lover enjoying and endorsing his new song with Jay Melody and Mr Blue, 'Mapoz.'
The WCB boss took the opportunity to reveal how satisfied Zari is with the love she receives from her current husband, Shakib Lutaaya.
"Mama Tee @zarithebosslady tells you that the love she gets from @shakib_cham is 150 kilograms. That's how she enjoys it no matter what. The boss lady, a white man at heart," Diamond wrote under Zari Hassan's video posted on Sunday.
While many might view it negatively if their partner's ex posted such a comment, Shakib seemed to take pride in what Zari's co-parent shared.
Responding to the Bongo star, the 31-year-old Ugandan expressed gratitude and acknowledged him as his brother-in-law.
"Powa Shemej @diamondplatnumz," Shakib replied to Diamond.
This clear indication suggests that these two men, both significant in Zari Hassan's life, harbor no animosity and instead share a good relationship.
This is not the first time that Diamond and Shakib have openly displayed a positive relationship.
In October last year, videos and photos of them together circulated on social media, gaining praise for the maturity they demonstrated.
Discussing the meeting, Zari mentioned that her co-parent wanted to meet someone who spent a lot of time with their children, which prompted her to arrange the meeting.
The mother of five stated that the two men were mature about the encounter, making it easy for her.
"I think it's us women who like pulling strings, but for these two men, they were very good," she said.
"In the past, I remember sitting with Diamond, and when I told him I was married, he said he wanted to meet my partner," Zari said.
She noted that Diamond wanted to "know the kind of person who was spending more time with his children than he was."
"Then I spoke to Shakib about it... I asked him if he wanted to, and he said yes. In the end, it was much easier to do."
"He acknowledged that he was no longer in the children's lives and was happy that (Shakib) was a kind and good person. Now they are good friends," she added.