I’ll rather want Majesty to pursue soccer than music – Michy

Baby Mama of Shatta Wale, Michy, has disclosed that, she will rather want her son to pursue a career in soccer than music as a result of the discipline in the former.

The TV presenter has expressed that the prevailing lack of discipline within the Ghanaian entertainment industry is a reason she would discourage her son from doing music.

“Majesty is a remarkable young boy, especially when he interacts with people—it’s truly fascinating. He’s already showing an interest in playing the piano, and we’re in the process of refining his piano skills. His inclination towards musical instruments and his desire to understand beats and rhythms are apparent. While I do recognize a potential future in music, I’d rather see him pursue soccer due to the strong sense of discipline that accompanies it,” she expressed.

According to Michy, the absence of discipline in the entertainment sector is disheartening. As a result, she is hesitant about supporting her son’s potential involvement in the music industry.

During an appearance on the Asempa Showbiz Review, Michy revealed that, Majesty displays an affinity for music, particularly the piano, and she is supportive of honing his musical skills. However, she leans toward guiding him into a career in football due to the inherent discipline associated with the sport.

Majesty is the son of Charles Nii Armah Mensah, popularly known as Shatta Wale and Michy.

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