The father of dancehall artist Shatta Wale, Shatta Capo has said that the couple is aware that they are not meant for each other.
Dancehall artiste Shatta Wale and his baby mama Michy have been separated for over two years. The main cause of their separation is not known as the two have shared two different reasons why they separated.
The father of Shatta Wale, Shatta Capo in an interviewwith Ohenewaa Kese Boahene on Obra MU Sem sgment of the Dwabre Mu program on Class Media’s CTV, Shatta Capo spoke about the failure of the relationship between his son and Michy.
According to Shatta Capo, his son and Michy started dating in 2013. “I got to know Shatta Michy through Shatta Wale”. “Michy is a lovely lady, no two ways about that, She’s different from Shatta Wale”, he said.
God made all of us in his image, alright, but we have different traits in terms of character. We need to particularly note that. Whether you like it or not, your character is not like mine,” he posited.
“In the same vein, when you meet a woman, she also has a character different from yours. So, it’s important to study the person when you meet. [Get] to know who he or she is in terms of their identity. People usually don’t consider this,” he advised.
“Now, the problem between Shatta and Michy stemmed from this very thing I am talking about. They both got to know each other well and they know for a fact that they don’t click,” he firmly stated.
When his host exclaimed at his startling observation, he buttressed: “Although they lived together and I have a grandson between the two of them, Shatta being my child and Michy being, if you like, my daughter-in-law, they know they don’t click. There is no way they can say they do. Otherwise, all that happened wouldn’t have. So basically, that is what it is.”
So, all those pleading that they get back together, [should understand] they know they don’t click,” he stressed. “Michy is aware, Shatta is aware.”
He agreed that “people love them together but the traits, in terms of character, doesn’t click, they don’t match.” He threw his hands up in dramatic emphasis.