Grace Khan Under Fire for Missing Valentine’s Show—Promoter Alleges She Was Too Drunk to Perform
Ugandan singer Grace Khan, real name Grace Namuwulya, has found herself at the center of controversy after failing to show up for a highly anticipated Valentine’s Day performance in Bukomansimbi. The singer, best known for her hit song “Njakufanaye,” had reportedly been booked weeks in advance, but on the night of the event, she was nowhere to be seen.
According to sources, the deal for the performance was sealed on January 26th, when Grace Khan traveled to Maria Flo in Masaka to perform as part of King Saha’s extra shows. During this time, she reportedly reached an agreement with the event promoter, securing a performance slot for the Bukomansimbi show.
Payment Was Made, But Grace Khan Went Silent
As per the promoter’s account, the agreement included a down payment, which was made immediately after negotiations. The remaining balance was to be sent on the day of the event, ensuring her participation.
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On February 14th, the promoter fulfilled his end of the deal by sending the final payment via mobile money during the day. However, shortly after receiving the money, Grace Khan allegedly became unreachable. Her phone lines were turned off, and despite over 30 desperate calls from the promoter and event organizers, there was no response.
Shocking Excuse: ‘I Was Intoxicated’
Hours later, as the clock approached midnight, the promoter finally received a text message from the singer. In a shocking turn of events, she informed him that she would not be able to perform because she was intoxicated.
This revelation has left fans and industry insiders deeply disappointed, with many calling out the singer for unprofessionalism and breach of contract. Some have even accused her of deliberately ghosting the event after receiving full payment.
Fans React: Is Grace Khan Sabotaging Her Career?
Social media has since been buzzing with reactions from disappointed fans and critics. Many have expressed concern over Grace Khan’s work ethic, questioning whether she is sabotaging her own career with such behavior.
“This is unacceptable! Artists need to respect promoters and their fans. If she was paid, she should have performed,” one social media user commented.
“This is why some Ugandan musicians struggle to get big shows. No one wants to work with unreliable people,” another added.
Industry Fallout—Will Promoters Boycott Grace Khan?
The incident has sparked discussions within Uganda’s entertainment industry, with some event organizers warning that Grace Khan may struggle to get bookings in the future if such incidents continue. Promoters rely on trust, and artists who fail to honor their commitments risk damaging their reputations.
While Grace Khan has yet to publicly address the controversy, speculation is rife about the potential consequences she may face. Could this incident lead to promoters blacklisting her from future events?
Final Thoughts
Grace Khan’s decision to skip the Valentine’s show has not only cost her credibility but has also raised concerns about professionalism in Uganda’s music industry. If she wants to maintain her fan base and industry connections, she may need to rebuild trust and take responsibility for her actions.
For now, the promoter and disappointed fans are left wondering: Was this just a one-time mistake, or a sign of bigger issues ahead?
