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Fille Mutoni reportedly addmitted following a drug relapse.

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In the images, Fille appears sedated or asleep with a face mask connected to oxygen tubing over her nose and mouth, indicating she was getting supplemental oxygen to help with breathing. Ugandan musician Fille Mutoni is reportedly in a worrying medical condition following a drug relapse.

Last night, Mutoni’s partner, MC Kats, shared images of her being admitted to the hospital, with captions, “I have tried my best; Help me save Fille” and “F*** drugs and whoever got them here.”

In the images, Fille appears sedated or asleep with a face mask connected to oxygen tubing over her nose and mouth, indicating she was getting supplemental oxygen to help with breathing.

In the social media post, Kats also blamed the leadership of the Uganda National Musician Federation, who he claimed promised him and Ms Fille up to Shs 25million, but they never received it.

“I say protect the gains; I don’t mean we don’t go through the pain. I mean, people are given government money to protect the gains but take it,” he wrote.

“So (UNMF, Eddy Kenzo) you gave Fille 15m n n me 10m. Where did we ever get the money? Can the government bring people to account, or u want graveyards?”

MC Kats shared worrying images of Fille in the hospital. The development comes just days after Fille spoke out publicly about her ongoing struggle with drug withdrawal.

She said in an interview that she had cut off all communication with her former social circles and stopped using her phone in order to avoid a relapse.

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