Miami Eugene declares that his housekeeper Mary is very attractive, but she will not become pregnant for him.

Kuami Eugene has disclosed that he finds his housekeeper, Mary, extremely attractive, but he will prevent any romantic involvement between them.

The performer stated on The Delay Show that Mary is now like a member of his family to him.

According to Kuami, his fiancée introduced him to Mary and he has known her for two years.

Kuami Eugene, a renowned Ghanaian Highlife and Afrobeat musician, has praised his lovely slave, whose name is Mary.

According to Eugene Kwame Marfo, his actual name, Mary is a very beautiful woman, but nothing romantic will transpire between them.

After Kuami gave an interview on The Delay Show, Deloris asked him whether he would retain the child if Mary became pregnant for him.

On Delay Show, Kuami Eugene forgets the lyrics to his own song Demigod and offers an explanation.

Kuami indicated that, despite his admiration for the maid's beauty, she will not become impregnated for him.

"Mark my words, that will never occur. I value myself. I've never even considered collaborating with her," the musician said.

How Kuami Eugene met his lovely servant Mary.

Mary was reportedly introduced to Kuami Eugene by his girlfriend, who is presently studying law and is also interested in cybersecurity.

Additionally, he disclosed that Mary is close to his mother and has lived in his home for the past two years.

"Mary is now more like a relative to me. Kuame Eugene stated, "My mother always tells her that she is the one taking care of me, so she should continue doing a good job."

Sadness is evoked by a video of a Ghanaian man demanding a refund of wedding expenses from his wife after he discovers she is expectant by another man.

During her first interview with him in five years, Delay stated that one of her all-time favorite songs by the performer was Demigod.

Kuami Eugene expressed his astonishment and claimed that songs like "Demigod" are only created for the brand's most devoted fans who listen to the entire album, not just the viral tracks.