Ugandan socialite and entrepreneur Zari Hassan recently clarified misconceptions about her husband Shakib Lutayaa's professional engagements, refuting rumors surrounding his employment status merely because he frequently accompanies her.
During an interview, the mother of five provided details about their marriage and addressed speculations regarding Shakib's occupation. Zari explained that he is actively involved in the car sales business and several other ventures, underscoring that he maintains his own work commitments.
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“His frequent presence with me doesn’t mean he’s unemployed. He has his own ventures, just like I do. I leave my work for him too. Many people don’t know that my husband sells cars and engages in other business activities. It’s easy for them to jump to conclusions,” she explained.
When questioned about their family expansion plans, Zari disclosed that they are actively contemplating the possibility of having a child together.
“Yes, we are planning to have a baby. We’re excited about the prospect of growing our family. Maybe we’ll even have two, but for now, we’re focused on welcoming our first child together,” she expressed.
Regarding her relationship with Diamond’s other children’s mothers, Zari clarified that she maintains communication with some of them, particularly Zuchu and Natasha Donna, for the sake of their children’s well-being.
Zari underscored the significance of nurturing amicable relationships to maintain a harmonious atmosphere for their children. She disclosed that she even extends communication to Zuchu when her children travel to Tanzania, appreciating Zuchu's kindness and readiness to facilitate their interactions.
“People often assume that I don’t communicate with Diamond’s other women. I do speak with Mama NJ and Zuchu. Even when the children visit Tanzania, I reach out to Zuchu instead of Diamond. Zuchu is very kind, and if I don’t communicate with her and if she’s the one who has my children there, what will I be doing?” Zari stated, underscoring the importance of maintaining positive connections for the sake of their shared children.
