Well, the female rapper has opened up to her fans in an interview on Radio Jambo, seeking help. She revealed she has been fighting to get her baby back from the baby daddy.
At first, the Kalenjin rapper was reluctant to delve into the touchy subject but ultimately she did.
Msupa S said that she was left in shock after she came home from recording her music only to find an empty house, with her boyfriend, her child and the house help all gone.
When she called her man, he accused her of sleeping with other men while she was upcountry. This she says was orchestrated by the mere fact that she could not video chat with her boyfriend due to poor lighting.
I went to produce my music and left the nanny with the child and my baby daddy was also around. he tried to video call me and there were no lights but he insisted that he wanted to see my face and later accused me having men around me
She emotionally added:
on getting home, i did not find the baby. he had taken the by to his mum.
Left with no one to fight for her, Msupa S embarked on a journey to reclaim her daughter, but when she brought the two families together, her boyfriend ended up being violent instead of solving issues.
INSTEAD OF TALKING things through, he was trying to beat me and so i had to leave
Msupa S says that she never wanted to involve her mother in the whole tussle since she is also fighting her own battles, adding that she is strong enough to deal with it on her own.
All the drama was too much for her to a point she even contemplated taking alcohol, smoking and even committing suicide.
Everytime she felt the urge to take her own life, she always remembered her daughter who is her source of strength and a pillar of hope.
I EVEN STARTED THINKING ABOUT COMMITTING SUICIDE, TAKING ALCOHOL AND SMOKING CIGARETTES BUT AFTER I THOUGHT OF WHERE GOD HAD BROUGHT ME I STOPPED.
But,
EVERYTIME I THOUGHT ABOUT KILLING MYSELF I THOUGHT OF MY CHILD SINCE SHE IS MY PURPOSE AND DECIDED I WILL DEAL WITH HIM THE WAY HE WANTS
A mother losing her child is painful, we hope all goes well for her.
