Singer Moses Ssali alias Bebe Cool and Urban TV's Judithiana have not been seeing eye to eye for some time now for yet to be identified reasons.
News on the Howwe desk indicates that Judithiana has openly declared her best wish of 2018.
Our snoops have learnt that the "Salon Talk" show host has confirmed that if Bebe Cool's "Golden Heart Concert" flops, it will be her dream come true and this will have fulfilled one of her 2018 goals.
While at her other gig, hosting a show on the Bugolobi based 97 FM Radiocity, Judithiana revealed that her wish is to see Bebe Cool’s upcoming show flop. "How can he say Serena is too small for his show? I was there recently for Irene Ntale’s unchained concert but no one was in the gallery despite a good turn up. How dare he boast about shifting his show from Serena, giving an excuse that the venue is small to accommodate all his fans when it even has a gallery? My wish, is that the show gets to flop. This will be one of my dreams come true. It is the only way he will learn to be humble, and respect people. I am very sure he cannot fill up Kololo Airstrip," the curvy presenter reacted.
However, Bebe Cool says he will silence his critics with a massive show. He has already sold many VIP tables. He claims that too much demand for V.I.P tables forced him to switch venues.
"I’m happy for this change because it not only gives me ample space to accommodate all of you but it offers a new and fresh ambiance, easier access, room for surprise setups, ample parking space and tight security. I am also not worried that some of my fans willing to watch me live will miss out. For years, they have been missing out because Serena cannot accommodate all of them. The dome is bigger and better. I am sure it will accommodate all of them the fact that we have already ordered for more tickets from Dubai," Bebe Cool told the press on Tuesday.
Well, its a matter of days to 3rd August, the date of the set for Bebe Cool's much anticipated "Golden Heart Concert" at Kololo Airstrip.
Meanwhile, the proceeds from the concert will be directed towards helping children with heart complications.
