Mamideb says the negativity she sees online doesn’t exist in real life, where fans show her nothing but love.

Deborah “Mamideb” Cleave opens up about challenges she faced before marrying Michael Cleave, emphasizing trust, communication, and love in their relationship.

Mamideb dreams of a big family, possibly having 12 children using surrogates due to her husband’s vasectomy.

Kampala socialite Mamideb has publicly addressed speculation about her body transformation, confirming she underwent liposuction, breast reduction, and abdominoplasty in Uganda due to weight concerns.

Reality TV star and entrepreneur MamiDeb has opened up about the emotional toll of online trolling that led her to undergo breast reduction and liposuction in December 2025. After months of body shaming, the businesswoman says the decision was about reclaiming her peace — and seven weeks later, she has lost 16 kilograms and feels lighter both physically and emotionally.

As Valentine’s Day approaches, Mamideb has urged women to focus on consistency and effort in relationships rather than pressure for gifts and social media validation.

Reality TV personality Mami Deb says 25 is too young for marriage, encouraging young adults to explore life, travel and define their goals first.

Media personality Mami Deb has unveiled a powerful initiative aimed at supporting single mothers by turning her talk show, Let’s Talk With Mami Deb, into a platform for real-life impact and empowerment.

Fashion X, hosted by Mami Deb and Prim Asiimwe, makes its bold debut on the ASFAs red carpet this Friday at Kampala Serena Hotel.

Socialite Bad Black vows to stay true to herself on Play It Loud, refusing to rent cars or clothes and giving viewers an unfiltered look at her life.

Mami Deb takes ten bold girls on a raw, culture-filled global adventure in Vibes and Visas, the new Play It Loud reality series launching December 10th.

Baby Gloria has broken her silence on her brief appearance in the Kampala Crème reality show, describing it as both “ghetto and chaotic” but also a major learning experience. The gospel singer says the show was heavily scripted and revealed it taught her to trust her instincts before taking on any project.