Musician Arrow Bwoy has opened up about his life following his breakup with fellow artiste Nadia Mukami, offering a calm and reflective take on relationships and separation.
Speaking in an interview on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, Arrow Bwoy said that when relationships reach a breaking point, it is better not to force things to work, emphasising acceptance and emotional maturity.
“Sometimes when things like this happen, you don’t have to force it,” he said. “Some people are disappointed, but dynamics is life. Allow people to go through it. Don’t force it.”
The singer noted that breakups are a natural part of life and should be handled with respect, especially when both parties choose to go their separate ways.
“People break up, people get back together. So you are always first. Don’t force it because when you force things, people end up being disappointed,” he added.
Arrow Bwoy also acknowledged that public statements had been made about the separation, but clarified that he had not personally issued certain claims circulating online.
“I have never said it. I am not a liar. I think when the right time comes, we will talk about it,” he said.
The singer further reflected on the importance of family, noting that despite personal changes, his focus remains on his children and co-parenting responsibilities.
“What is before us is our beautiful family. I have two kids, amazing boys,” he said, adding that parenting remains a priority even after separation.
He also admitted that managing family transitions can be “tricky,” especially for children, but stressed that both parents are trying their best to ensure stability.
This comes a month after Nadia Mukami announced her breakup with her longtime partner, ending a nearly two-year on-and-off relationship, shortly after the couple welcomed their second child together.
The singer described the separation as emotionally challenging, noting that she had struggled for months to keep the relationship going before ultimately deciding to walk away for her peace of mind and emotional well-being.