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No Glam in Drugs, Substance Abuse, says Judith Heard Amid Geosteady’s Struggles

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Fashion model Judith Heard has urged an end to the glamorisation of drug substances, emphasizing that they are silently destroying lives.

In an April 1, 2025, social media post, Heard highlighted the silent suffering caused by drug addiction and called for increased efforts to assist those struggling with substance abuse.

“Let’s stop glamorizing substances. Let’s stop watching people spiral in silence. Let’s start doing the real work of saving the next generation with truth, love, and accountability,” Heard stated.

She was reacting to singer Hassan Kigozi, professional known as Geosteady, and reports of his drug addiction struggles.

Geosteady, one of Uganda’s most talented RnB artists, has been battling depression arising out of drug addiction, according to sources close to the artist.

The singer’s plight came into the limelight last year when his friends and manager expressed concerns about drastic change in his behaviour.

Reports indicated that Geosteady had developed an addiction to crystal meth, a substance often used by celebrities.

Famous for hits like “Tokendeeza” and “Owooma,” Geosteady has since been struggling with depression and addiction, which have impacted his music career.

As Geosteady continues to overcome his battles, Heard has extended her support to him, reminding everyone that addiction affects not just the individual but also their loved ones.

“This is the pain that family members have to deal with when a loved one is battling addiction. This man Hassan (Geosteady) was one of my favorite artists in Uganda. His voice, his gift, his presence meant so much to many of us,” Heard said.

She added, “Today, we lift him up in prayer as he battles drug addiction. We don’t post this to shame but to remind everyone: addiction doesn’t just hurt the user. It hurts the whole family.”

Heard’s call comes amid growing concerns about the prevalence of drug abuse in Uganda’s entertainment industry.

For the past several years, Uganda’s music industry has exulted in a culture of prescription drug abuse, with hazy anthems to cocaine, marijuana, Crystal Meth, alcohol, among other drugs.

Several artists, including Jackie Chandiru and Fille, have previously acknowledged their own battles with substance addiction and depression.

The issue of substance use and addiction is a global concern, with prominent global figures like Lil Wayne, the late Whitney Houston, and Eminem having faced similar struggles.

Experts have argued that tackling drug addiction in Uganda’s entertainment sector requires a comprehensive approach that emphasizes prevention, treatment, and social reintegration.

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Jowy Landa Reveals How Grenade Official Chewed Her & Almost Fell in Love

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Jowy Landa Reveals How Grenade Official Chewed Her & Almost Fell in Love

Singer Jowy Landa has revealed how she almost fell in love with fellow singer Grenade Official. This was after she was asked whether she would ever date a fellow musician.

She said that she cannot point out how musicians are ‘Bayaye.’ However, she noted that she once fell in love with Grenade at a time when they collaborated on their “I’m Badder” song.

According to Jowy, they spent a lot of time together promoting the song, which led to some chemistry. She recalled how, at one time, he even lifted off her stage like in the movies after fans almost grabbed her.

The ‘Wire’ singer, however, said that she’s glad she didn’t, as she later realized that the Nkuloga singer is a player and has a lot of women.

“I can never date a fellow singer because we are ‘bayaye.’ However, I almost fell for Grenade Official when we collaborated on our song. We spent a lot of time promoting it, doing shows together, and I almost.

“I remember one time we were performing it, and fans nearly grabbed me, and he came and lifted me away from them like in the movies. But luckily for me, I didn’t as I layer realized that he has a lot of women,” she said.

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