Tanzanian love birds, singer Harmonize and actress Frida Kajala have tattooed each other’s names after covering up the previous ones following their first break up.
Harmonize got a K which stands for Kajala while Frida got the letter R which stands for Rajab, Harmonize’s real name.
Kajala, who was just a few years old, showed off her new gift, an iPhone 14 Pro Max, and netizens couldn’t keep their hands from Kajala.
Harmonize has a reputation for spoiling his wife with luxurious gifts and setting high standards of conduct for the men.
Deka’s hitmaker, Kajala, sat down on one knee to honor his love and asked for Kajala’s hand in marriage a few months back.
“We’ve been friends for almost seven years, sidhani kama kuna mtu anajua hilo [I don’t think any of you know this]. Tulianza kama marafiki, watu ambao wanafahamiana…” He stated.
In a speech to Kajala, the ex-WCB signee said that Kajala had helped him a lot during difficult times.
“You’ve been there for me in a lot of things that I cannot explain right now – ni siri kati yangu na wewe na hata mara zingine umeniambia “Don’t tell it in public.” When I was going through a rough time, you took me in to your home. Your house is new. It was difficult for me to find a home or a bed in a comfortable place. na hiyo imekuwa siri You and I kept the information private. hujai kuizungumzia mtu yeyote,” he went on.
While the couple may have made the most of their romance now, that was not true a few decades ago. Just three months into their new romance, these adored love birds split up almost one year ago.
Kajala severed all ties to the singer, and blocked him from any social media platform.
Harmonize was determined to get her back and did so.
Hinting at her reason for forgiving the singer in a previous Instagram post, Kajala said, “Forgiveness isn’t saying what they did was okay, it’s just saying you won’t hold onto that negative energy any longer.”
To celebrate the milestone, the Konde Music Worldwide CEO tattooed Kajala and her daughter Paula on his leg with the message, ‘I am sorry.’
