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Jose Chameleone Set to Return to the United States

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Jose Chameleone Set to Return to the United States

Ugandan music legend Jose Chameleone is back in the country after spending over three months in the United States receiving medical treatment.

He returned on Saturday, but his stay in Uganda will be brief, as he plans to return to America in early May to continue his recovery.

Chameleone, whose real name is Joseph Mayanja, was first admitted to Nakasero Hospital in December 2024, where he was diagnosed with acute pancreatitis.

As his condition worsened, doctors determined that he needed more advanced care, and later that month, he was flown to the United States, where further tests confirmed the diagnosis.

Speaking to journalists shortly after his return, Chameleone opened up about the tough journey he has gone through since falling ill.

“My illness had progressed to a point where my pancreas could no longer produce the enzymes needed to digest food,” he revealed.

To support his recovery, the singer is currently on medication that helps him digest food properly.

Although his condition has improved, Chameleone made it clear that he is still not completely well.

“I am not fully recovered,” he said, adding, “I came back home because I was homesick and needed to be here, but I will return to the U.S. around May 2nd for a follow-up review.”

In response to speculation that alcohol might be the cause of his condition, Chameleone set the record straight, explaining that the illness resulted from a combination of factors.

“People focused only on the alcohol narrative, but it is more complex than that,” he said.

According to the singer, his doctors pointed to genetics, stress, poor eating habits, and lack of sleep as contributing causes of his illness.

As he continues to recover, Chameleone’s family has organised thanksgiving prayers to thank God for his life.

The prayers will be held this coming Monday at Lweza Parish, and fans and well-wishers are expected to attend and show their support.

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Recho Rey Breaks Norms: Marriage & Kids Aren’t Part of My Journey

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Rapper Recho Rey Breaks Norms: ‘Marriage and Kids Aren’t Part of My Journey’”

Local female rapper Mirembe Rachel, known as Recho Rey, has committed to never becoming pregnant or having children.

In a recent interview on a local radio show, the artist expressed that marriage does not appeal to her at all.

She feels the same way about having children. Recho Rey shared that she has never experienced any maternal instincts. While she wishes well for and respects all mothers, it is not something she has ever considered. She also mentioned that people have often told her she will eventually change her mind, but as she gets older, the idea becomes even less appealing to her.

“Honestly, I don’t see myself ever getting married because it’s not in my plans. I have no desire for it. It’s the same when someone asks if I’ll have kids. To be truthful, I have never had any nurturing instincts since I was young. I admire and respect those who choose to become parents, but it’s simply not something that interests me. Many people have suggested that I will outgrow this feeling, but the more I mature, the less attractive it seems to me,” she stated.

However, social media users quickly pointed out that fellow artist Sheebah Karungi shares a similar mindset, despite currently being a mother of one and often declaring that motherhood is the best gift she has ever received.

As a result, many believe it is only a matter of time before Recho Rey finds herself in a similar situation and looks back without regret.

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