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    There is no bad blood between Piesie Esther and I

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    Gospel musician, Joyce Blessing Gospel musician, Joyce Blessing

    Ghanaian gospel musician Joyce Blessing has debunked rumours of an alleged feud between her and Piesie Esther.

    In an interview with Onua FM, the “I Swerve” hitmaker addressed allegations by some social media users that the clash in release dates of some of their songs was due to a long-standing feud between them.

    It would be recalled that although Piesie Esther debunked such rumours in a 2023 social media post, the speculation has persisted.

    However, Joyce Blessing, while addressing the issue, stated that any clash in song releases is purely coincidental and that she has no feud with her colleague.

    She emphasised that there is no way one artiste would know the release date of another artiste’s project.

    “She herself has addressed the rumours. But you know social media, they take what they want to take. There is no bad blood anywhere.

    “Every artiste has planned their release date and maybe by the time they find out that it’s clashing with another artiste, it may be too late to do anything about it. The song may have already been submitted and artworks done,” she explained.

    Joyce Blessing also refuted claims that she contacted a TikTok influencer to stir controversy over the ‘release date clash’ of her song ‘Victory’ and Piesie Esther’s ‘Mo’.

    “I never contacted anyone. I don’t even have her number,” she insisted.

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