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‘I Still Have My Soft Nyash’: Winnie Nwagi Hits Back at Body Critics

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Ugandan singer Winnie Nwagi has responded to critics who have been questioning changes in her body, particularly the size of her backside.

The singer has recently attracted attention from social media users who claim that her once-famous fuller backside appears to have become smaller.

But Nwagi has dismissed the speculation, saying there is nothing unusual about the change and accusing people of paying too much attention to her body.

“What happened to the nyash? Nothing happened. It’s you who are stupid, I’m sorry to say. I still have my nyash,” Nwagi said.

She explained that losing weight can affect different parts of the body, including the backside, and said there is nothing wrong with her appearance changing.

“It’s just that someone loses a bit of weight and the weight can’t get lost and your bum remains huge, and it’s not a crime even if it becomes small,” she said.

Nwagi also urged people to stop scrutinising other people’s bodies and instead focus on their own lives.

She further defended those who choose to alter their appearance, saying everyone should be free to make changes that make them feel comfortable.

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