Renowned Ugandan dancehall singer, Cinderella Sanyu alias Cindy Sanyu has finally swallowed her pride and apologized to her former manager Steve Jean.
The “Boom Party” hit maker shared her sincere apology while appearing for an exclusive interview on Juliana Kanyomozi.
She opened up about her deep regrets and the longing for reconciliation with her former boss and CEO Fenon Records and Events as she acknowledged the crucial role he played in early music career.
She revealed that Steve used to Support her by providing food and clothes , and he was the person she would turn to whenever she faced difficulties.
Further disclosed that she disappointed him by saying things that deeply affected after parting ways with the Blu3 and pleading for Steve Jean’s forgiveness.
Though Cindy admitted that she was unable to reach out to him to show her appreciation but she is longing for it
“I let careless words come out of my mouth, I just want say I’m sorry. It hurts me, I feel bad. Steve won’t be near me and it hurts. I love that man, I long to talk to him. Just to be back in his life would be enough for me…” – Cindy Sanyu noted.
Through Coca-Cola’s Real Stars talent hunt, where Sanyu and Kefa Mwesigwa were among the top competitors, Steve Jean came across Cindalera Sanyu. After that, Jean founded Blu3, a group of three female vocalists that consists of Lilian Mbabazi, Jackie Chandiru, and Sanyu.
And Some of Cindy’s most well-known songs, such as “Dilemma,” “Sanyu Lyange,” and “Ayokyayokya,” were performed at one show. The song “Time to Say Goodbye,” which Jean composed for her, was also sung by fans.
Stevie Jean is also the mastermind behind the upcoming Blue3 reunion concert scheduled for June 22nd this year at the Sheraton Kampala Gardens.
