Renowned Tanzanian superstar Diamond Platnumz with five baby mamas has disclosed the child who would inherit his multibillion-shilling empire out of his six children.
Whether it’s because she’s his favorite of the six kids, the “Waah!” hitmaker has narrowed it down to his 7-year-old baby girl Princess Tiffah, whom he sired with socialite Zari Hassan.
Diamond revealed to a South African radio station that he wants Tiffah to handle his massive business empire, but he does not want her to follow in his footsteps in music, according to a local media outlet.
“I would want her (Tiffah) to be the heir to my property. Especially my music business, to be able to manage my businesses. That’s what I want,” disclosed Diamond.
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He went on to explain why he doesn’t want her to pursue a career in music,
“I don’t want her to suffer. I wouldn’t want her to go through the suffering I’ve gone through. I want her to be the heir to many businesses that I have also set up for her,” he added.
When questioned who he would transfer his royalties to or leave them in trust for in the event of an emergency, he opted for his mother.
“Its a secret but the first person has to be my mother. She takes about 50%, then the kids follow. If I will have married, then Inshallah,” he said.
He then extended birthday greetings to his lucky daughter Tiffah, who just celebrated her seventh birthday, which he also attended in South Africa.
“I love you so much my daughter Tiffah. I’m doing all I can to invest so that you get a good life. I pray that you grow with wisdom and knowledge so that you are able to also take care of me and your mother, your grandma and your siblings. May you grow to be a good youth to the World,” he expressed.
The father-daughter bond between Diamond and Tiffah appears to be strong, as she was the one he selected for a company during his recent visit to Kenya.
Following his visit, the CEO of WCB Wasafi Record Label allegedly earned Ksh11.9 million for a ten-minute electrifying performance at the Azimio la Umoja finally rally.
