The Ghanaian singer Mzbel has admitted that she regrets her involvement in politics, which had a detrimental impact on both her personal and professional lives.
According to her, she did not get advice on how to handle politics as a celebrity and as a result, she used inappropriate words that garnered a lot of negative attention from the public and damaged her reputation in the nation.
The singer, who is a well-known NDC affiliate, announced that she has made the decision to stay out of politics and concentrate on both her businesses and her music career.
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In an interview with JoyPrime TV for the GhanaWeb-reviewed CelebBiz show, she stated:
“I supported my party [NDC], and it was my first time coming out to say this and that, but I didn’t consult anybody about how it’s done or if it’s okay the way I’m doing it. I just went all out,” she said.
“I just went all out, and again, people misinterpreted me. I think some of the words I used in that context were inappropriate as well. I consequently received a lot of criticism and haters.
“I lost a lot of businesses and a lot of friends. Yes. So this time around, I’m trying to be very careful. I still love my party [NDC]. I will still support my party. I’m not going to come out.”
She claimed that her claim that she would not release a song until former president John Dramani Mahama took office again was just a joke.
“I was just joking. Recently, when I was pregnant, I did two songs, but it was just for people to laugh. It wasn’t something to make money or perform with. But now that the baby is out of the belly, I will start working music, said Mzbel
