Kenyan singer Otile Brown's ex-girlfriend Nabbi has responded to his apology just a day after he sent it out in form of a song.
In a post seen by Pulselive.co.ke, The Ethiopian beauty politely turned down the apology saying that it takes more than a song, for her to heal.
She went on to say that a heartbreak is not a joke reiterating that it was unfortunate that life had pushed them to that point.
Ms Nabbi noted she is grateful for Otile and she will always pray for his success. She also wished the Nabayet singer the best in life.
"Dear in laws, y'all are the sweetest and I have seen your kind words and wavering support since day one and I have no idea what I did to deserve such love. However, love is not a game, heartbreak is not a joke. It's going to take a lit more than a song to heal and rekindle. My heart will always be at for him but unfortunately life has brought us here. I appreciate the effort, I really do. It takes one hell of a man to put aside pride and apologize. Maybe one day we will cross paths again. OB I am forever grateful for you. I will always be praying for your success and wishing you all the best in life," she said.
Apology
Her words come a day after the Kenyan RnB star apologized to her in his new song.
Nabbi had hinted that the singer might have cheated on her, prompting her to bring the relationship to an end.
In the song named after her (Nabayet), Otile Brown says that he is a lover, but scandals have been a big obstacle in his quest to settle down, as ladies often judge him wrongly.
He goes on to say that he had even changed his ways because of the Ethiopian beauty.
The Chaguo la Moyo singer also stated that they have branded him a playboy and a heart breaker even when it’s just a stunt he has pulled. He further says that he is not someone who just plays around promising that if she (Nabayet) says that she wants to settle down today, he will do it.
"Wananiita playboy heartbreaker baada ya kitendo nasepa yaani hawaniamini hata kama nawatania baby mimi sio mtu wa mchezo mchezo Nabayet ukisema nikuoe hata leo Nabayet,” sings Otile Brown.