Bongo super star's parents Mzee Abdul and Sandra Sanura will never see eye to eye after she publicly announced that Diamond was not sired by Mzee Abdul.

"There is nothing bad like when you are broke, if I had financial muscle in that family, I don't believe they would have put me on blast in that manner," Mzee Abdul told Mbego TV.

"They would have called me privately and stated the facts. It would have been done in private and respectfully. But the way they did it was very bad, their wealth has given them pride and arrogance to do something like that."

Asked if this has affected how he feels about his adopted son, Diamond, he said, "From my vantage point, my son has no issue, it is the mother. that wealth has given her the pride to think she has it all, she doesn't think that she will die one day.

She also looks at a mirror that makes her think she is young and youthful there are things she is doing that she fails because she is now elderly not like her young days."

He continued, "She needs to know that today you can be here and tomorrow you are gone, how many great leaders have died and left their leadership, how many wealthy billionaires have died and left their money? For me I keep my faith and know that there is a God."

In Mzee Abdul's home, he hangs the son's photos to show that he still loves Diamond despite the paternity saga that caused quite the stench in the East African Nation.

"Parents don't get angry at their children, when they poop on your hand you don't cut it off you wash it and continue. These are normal things that happen, and life always goes on."

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