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‘I’m a gay woman’, confirms Gospel Singer Julie Mutesasira as her children make Ugandans proud at Canada’s Got Talent

Catherine Apolot
Last updated: 20th April 2022 at 14:08 2:08 pm
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Renowned gospel singer Julie Mutesasira has finally confirmed that she is a lesbian.

Julie made the confession during Canada’s Got Talent competitions were her two children Esther and Ezekiel Mutesasira progressed to the next level after putting up an exceptional performance. The two siblings are the reigning Champions of East Africa’s Got Talent.

“I decided to leave Uganda because of my security. Being a gay woman in Uganda and married to a pastor is an abomination,” The Canada based Ugandan said in an interview before her kids’ performance last night.

Pastor Steven and Julie were married for quite a long time and they had three children together but their marriage failed to workout before officially getting divorced in 2016. Julie then decided to relocate to Canada, leaving her three children behind with their father.

When Julie landed in Canada, words started making rounds that she decided to become a homosexual.

Its alleged that following her divorce, Julie rushed to the United States before she connected to Canada to unite with her new female lover. And the pair tied the knot in 2020. They have since lived as husband and wife.

On several occasions, Julie shares her photos with her lover on social media.

Ugandans laud Esther and Ezekiel:

Following their excellent performance at Canada’s Got Talent competition, Ugandans have since applauded Esther and Ezekiel (17 and 13 year old respectively) for representing and making the East African country proud.

The two teens performed Jordin Sparks and Chris Brown’s 2008 hit song ‘No Air’  amid chants and ululations from some Judges and members of the audience.

“I love the voices. Ugandans learn how to appreciate . Their mothers gay character has nothing to do with the kids. U heard them say their mother is their music trainer. Even the voices ur appreciating Julie has done alot on them. So I beg not to judge kids cz of their mother. Thanks,” Mbabazi Immaculate said.

Tawiah Stephen said,” Amazing voice of amazing talent God bless the chance of uganda 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🙏🙏🙏.”

” East Africa got talent refused to pay them and see what God did for them 🙏,”Mugambe Josephine stated.

“Congratulations Esther and Ezekiel Mutesasira for representing 🇺🇬 very well in 🇨🇦Canada’s got Talent, Salute and Respect to Julie Mutesasira for the great work you’re doing.Though till now the Organisers | Management of ” East Africa Has got Talent ” have not paid these little Souls yet they won the 2019 Competitions.Allah Above All🙏,”MC Ibrah also wrote.

 


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