P Funk Acknowledges Co-Parenting Relationship Despite Harmonize Speculation: “Kajala Has Changed”

Harmonize and Kajala are said to have made up.

Although there are rumors that Kajala has made amends with singer Harmonize, renowned Tanzanian producer P Funk is committed to keeping a good co-parenting relationship with his baby mama.

The first birthday celebration of their grandchild, Amara, who was born to their daughter Paula and her companion Marioo, was attended by both P Funk and Kajala.

P Funk avoided critical remarks about Kajala and emphasized the value of co-parenting. He praised her constructive suggestions and recognized her helpful part in parenting their granddaughter.

“I can’t speak poorly about Kajala because she is my co-parent. She is quite different now. Particularly during talks, she has been incredibly understanding and sensitive. I’m grateful that she helps Paula raise our grandchild,” P Funk said.

He also talked about how happy the family was to celebrate the birth of his first grandchild, Amara.

“I want to start by giving thanks to God for my grandchild. She turns one today, and I really enjoyed this event, which was primarily attended by kids. It’s been a really lovely way to commemorate a child’s achievement,” P Funk remarked.

“I pray that my grandchild will be a devout Christian rather than a social media user when she grows up. Social media does not define a good existence. Some people on social media platforms are real, some are fraudulent, and many have achieved success without sharing their lives online. He said, “I think her parents will raise her well.”

He emphasized that being a celebrity does not mean that one’s family life must be made public.
Along with the festivities, P Funk quietly cautioned Paula and Marioo about the possible drawbacks of posting details of their child’s life on social media.

He went on to say, “Many famous parents in Bongo have children that the general world does not know about, and their lives are doing great. Why shouldn’t Amara be in that situation? The upbringing of the parents determines everything. I told you that she wouldn’t use social media when she grew up because of this.

According to P Funk, the demands of maintaining a flawless online presence can obscure the importance of love, support, and advice in parenting.