TAKEAWAYS

• Kusasira urges women not to interpret every instance of infidelity as a lack of love.
• The singer describes her marriage to Fred Seruga as peaceful and happy.
• She says her husband determines how much kameza money to give her.

Veteran musician Catherine Kusasira has advised women to stop stressing their partners over infidelity, arguing that a man cheating does not necessarily mean he no longer loves his woman.

The Enkola Yatakse singer said women should learn to give their men peace even when they sleep with other women, adding that local culture has long accommodated such behaviour.

According to Kusasira, a man can father children with different women without it automatically meaning that he has stopped loving his partner.

“I advise women out there to give their men peace whenever they sleep around,” the singer reportedly said, maintaining that infidelity should not always be interpreted as a lack of love.

Her remarks are likely to spark debate among couples, particularly those who believe fidelity should be a fundamental part of marriage.

Meanwhile, Kusasira also opened up about her marriage to husband Fred Seruga, describing the relationship as being in a good place.

The singer said she was enjoying a peaceful marriage and revealed that she had been taking physical exercise more seriously as part of her efforts to improve her appearance.

She reportedly joked about wanting to achieve a physique similar to that of fellow singer Sophie Nantongo.

Kusasira was also asked about kameza money, the money husbands give their wives for personal use and household needs.

The musician explained that she does not set a fixed amount that her husband must give her. Instead, she allows Seruga to decide how much money to give her depending on his mood.