Singer Spice Diana, born Namukwaya Hajara Diana, has revealed that she limited people from accessing her home for her own peace of mind.

Spice Diana was among the few artists who constantly had different people visiting her home, from fellow artists and the media to random fans, often sharing photos and videos of herself enjoying meals with her guests. Her home was an open door for people to come together, share a meal, and celebrate.

However, lately it has not been the case, and during her Spark TV interview, she confessed that her generosity had exposed her to bad people. Learning from her experiences, she revealed that she was taking extra caution about who she allowed into her personal space.

“I did not shift my home. I just got tired of people. Besides I have an office which is not at home. I separated that from my home. But I stay at my home; I just cut off some people from accessing my home for my own peace. They hurt me so much and I put a gap,” she said.

Despite keeping people away from accessing her home, Spice Diana stressed that she was participating in charity and helping many other people; only that she does it away from her home.

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“I still help many other people. Not everyone is bad, but I created boundaries. You do not just come to my home anymore. It was different those days but not anymore. I saw them for what they are and decided to give space. I grew up and decided to love those who love me but also put up boundaries,” she said.