Mary, former house help to Ghanaian hip-hop artist Kuami Eugene, continues her efforts to tarnish her ex-employer’s reputation.
In a recent interview, Mary refuted claims of ingratitude and disclosed that she utilised the money she received from Kuami Eugene for cooking.
She explained that, despite being a superstar, people assumed Kuami Eugene treated her better.
Mary recounted an incident when, exhausted from a day of cooking, she accidentally burned soup.
Kuami Eugene allegedly instructed her to use her own money to prepare a replacement.
Watch a snippet of the interview below.
Meanwhile, Mary’s recent revelations have sparked a diverse range of reactions from the public, particularly among Kuami Eugene’s fans.
Some staunch supporters of the artist have come to his defence, praising his generosity and kindness towards Mary. They argue that Mary’s claims of mistreatment are unfounded and that she is ungrateful and disrespectful.
Additionally, they contend that the GH₵400 payment was fair for a house help, dismissing any entitlement to more money or fame. Some even go as far as accusing Mary of being sent from a witchcraft coven to sabotage Kuami Eugene’s career.
On the contrary, others criticise Kuami Eugene, alleging that he exploited and underpaid Mary while displaying rudeness and arrogance towards her. This group questions his credibility and moral standing as a role model and public figure.
They express sympathy for Mary, asserting that she deserved better treatment and recognition for her hard work and loyalty. The debate continues, reflecting the complex nature of the relationship between celebrities and their domestic staff.
