Diamond unveils ex-lover Sarah who inspired his song, ‘Kamwambia’ – Watch
Wasafi CEO and Tanzanian musician Diamond Platnumz has revealed his ex-lover to the audience.
During a recent performance, the renowned artiste brought his ex-girlfriend only identified as Sarah onto the stage and reminisced about their previous relationship, opening up to his fans about their shared history.
Diamond revealed that they had been romantically involved for 15 years, highlighting Sarah’s significant role as the inspiration behind his chart-topping song “Kamwambie,” which played a pivotal role in his rise to fame.
Expressing his emotions, Diamond said: “I wrote this song from a deeply personal experience. There’s a lady I hold dear, and I saw her here; her name is Sarah. She is the very reason I sang ‘Kamwambie’.”
As Sarah made her way onto the stage, she shared a shy embrace with Diamond, her hand partially covering her face.
Reflecting on their younger days, Diamond fondly recalled how he saw her as a Beyoncé-like figure, captivating him to the point of infatuation.
He also revealed that Sarah was married.
“At the time she was young. She is shy, you know she has a family right now, this is Sarah. I used to love her so much. At the time, I used to look at her like she was Beyoncé; she drove me crazy. She gave me character and developed me, I wrote this song because of her,” Diamond said.
@nairobi_juice Diamond Platnumz introduces Sarah the lady who inspired him to write his first hit song “Kamwambie” way back in 2010 🎥: Wasafi TV #nairobijuice #diamondplatnumz #viralkenya #trendingkenya #viral
Here are fans reactions from Diamond’s fans:
savagede2nd.pk.: 🤔so men never really forget their first love.
Phoebe Atieno: alimchapa matukio ndo character development ama.
MaryahJohn: Sarah was Diamond’s stepping stone.
Jerop: Behind every successful man for sure there is a woman. A woman made Diamond a star he is👏👏👏. Sarah hongera.
𝘾𝙍𝙀𝘼𝙏𝘼𝙎 𝙈𝘼𝙉𝙐: Sarah revising her choices she made in life.
Keletu Kaseo: Akanichapa matukio, I could listen to him talk all day, swahili sanifu is like poetry.