The 8-year-old boy has since had dread locs, a situation, his father had consistently complained about.
Earlier, in an interview with Andy Dosty, Shatta expressed his dislike for Majesty’s locs, adding that he wasn’t a part of the decision to grow it.
Stressing on the fact that he isn’t a fan of dread locs, the dancehall artiste said a full-grown man like him, hasn’t even dreamt of keeping such a hairstyle.
“I don’t like that hair. he will grow up to decide for himself. I am an artiste but I don't want my kid like that but you know he is with his mum and doesn't know anything. He will grow up to see that even his father is not a Rasta man because I have my future plans. I have plans of trimming my hair and going completely bald when I became a veteran,” Shatta stated.
However, Michy has heeded Shatta’s wish.
In a new development, she shared a video of Majesty at a barbering salon with his dread locs completely cut off.
The said video was spotted on her Snapchat, in which the last moments of her son‘s hair was captured.
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