Baby Gloria leaving 'Kampala Creme' reality show?
Feb 06, 2024
Etania has already bashed Gloria on her Snapchat account, saying: "Going on social media platforms and lying through teeth is some nasty work. No one told anyone to cry please. Let's not lie."
Former child singer Baby Gloria features in 'Kampala Creme'
Reagan Ssempijja
Journalist @New Vision
If you ever wondered when singer/brand ambassador/actress Gloria Mulungi Ssenyonjo would outgrow her childhood stage name 'Baby Gloria', that time might have just come. When a former child star starts aping grown women, then she has probably come of age.
Today, Gloria, as she prefers to be called lately, has opened a can of worms on the MultiChoice reality show dubbed Kampala Creme, which besides her, features TV personalities such as Etania, Zahara Toto and Mami Deb.
Kampala Creme, premiered over a month ago, brings to life the boujie lifestyle of four young and middle-aged women, the drama in their closets, love life, and everything splendour.
Well, the show has been steadily gaining ground, with fans beginning to choose their favourite stars already, until Gloria set social media ablaze with tantrums of how fake and scripted the show is.
"The show is fake and scripted, that's it," she started off in her Snapchat post, today, Tuesday, February 6.
The post went to reveal how she was coached to cry in one of the opening episodes, even though the audience was meant to believe that she was crying from beneath her soul.
"I'm loving out of the show," Gloria stated.
Why the agitation, especially after such a grandeur, glamorous premiere of the show? It's hard to tell yet.
However, fellow stars on the show are also not letting Gloria 'have' them and the show, which is probably their breadwinner at the moment.
Etania has already bashed Gloria on her Snapchat account, saying: "Going on social media platforms and lying through teeth is some nasty work. No one told anyone to cry please. Let's not lie."
“Should we spill the tea about what is fake and what’s not? Some of us have receipts, do not start something you cannot finish" added Mami Deb, hitting back at Gloria.
When contacted, Brainchild, the agency behind the public relations of Multichoice, said they were "sorting things out."
Gloria, too, deleted her Snapchat story.
If this drama turns out to be a stunt to promote the show, a significant number of Ugandans will not be in shock because, let's face it, Uganda's lifestyle scene is quite used to the same.
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