Spice Diana has weighed in on the ongoing conflicts among female artists, expressing disappointment over women who put down fellow women while responding to criticism from her former friend, Prima Kadarshi.
Speaking to BBS TV, Spice Diana initially appeared reluctant to comment on the matter but later said it was unfortunate to see a woman constantly criticising another woman, especially when women already face several challenges in their lives.
Makes me wonder how that woman was raised because as women we go through a lot with our bodies changing with age, health problems, so it’s unfortunate to see her put another woman down yet when you look at her she isn’t perfect either.
The singer suggested that women should support and uplift one another rather than focus on each other’s imperfections.
Spice Diana also reflected on the end of her friendship with Prima Kadarshi, revealing that she has come to appreciate the separation and believes some people leaving one’s life can ultimately be a blessing.
The singer said she thanks God that their friendship ended, arguing that remaining friends might have led to even worse disagreements between them.
I actually thank God our friendship ended because some people leave you and it’s for the best. Instead, if they stayed, they’d have done something much worse.
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Addressing the criticism she continues to receive, Spice Diana maintained that she does not deliberately seek conflict with others, suggesting that some people create problems with her because of their own feelings and perceptions.
I don’t have issues with people but it’s usually on them and how they feel that they can’t hide it and end up making up issues with me, but they reach a time and realise it wasn’t worth it fighting me.
She further criticised people who choose hostility over self-improvement, arguing that those who engage in negative behaviour should focus on bettering themselves instead of spreading hatred.
The people who do bad things to us aren’t better than us and instead of asking us how they can better theirs, they create hate. I don’t force anyone to be my friend, so if you don’t like me, it’s okay.
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