Tanzanian singer Diamond Platnumz has sparked speculation that he is not happy with the plastic surgery his baby mamas have undergone.
The singer shared a video clip on social media of the late pop icon Michael Jackson vehemently denying having undergone any plastic surgery. Diamond’s caption on the post read: “Women who get surgery but act like they’re natural.”
Diamond’s baby mamas Hamisa Mobetto, Zari Hassan, and Tanasha Donna have all made headlines for their physical transformations through surgical procedures. Zari, who had gained weight during the pandemic lockdowns, proudly revealed her stunning transformation after observing her fellow baby mamas’ enhancements. Tanasha, who had previously spoken about her insecurities with her body’s shape, made headlines in 2021 when she underwent cosmetic surgery to enlarge her hips and behind. Mobetto, another of Diamond’s former partners, has also invested significantly in cosmetic surgery to enhance her physique.
Zari has defended her decision to get plastic surgery, saying that it is a common practice and people should not be quick to judge her. She also said that she did not undergo “plastic surgery” in the traditional sense, but rather a procedure called J Plasma liposuction, which removes fat from the body without using implants.
Tanasha has also been open about her plastic surgery, saying that she did it to boost her confidence. She has denied allegations that she has unpaid bills related to the procedure.
Mobetto has not commented on Diamond’s post, but she has previously said that she is happy with her appearance and does not care what other people think.
It is unclear why Diamond shared the video clip of Michael Jackson, but it is possible that he is trying to send a message to his baby mamas about their plastic surgery. Some fans have interpreted the post as a sign that Diamond is not happy with the way they look, while others believe that he is simply poking fun at them.
Whatever the case may be, Diamond’s post has sparked a debate about plastic surgery and the expectations that are placed on women’s bodies.
Tanzanian singer Diamond Platnumz has sparked speculation that he is not happy with the plastic surgery his baby mamas have undergone.
The singer shared a video clip on social media of the late pop icon Michael Jackson vehemently denying having undergone any plastic surgery. Diamond’s caption on the post read: “Women who get surgery but act like they’re natural.”
Diamond’s baby mamas Hamisa Mobetto, Zari Hassan, and Tanasha Donna have all made headlines for their physical transformations through surgical procedures. Zari, who had gained weight during the pandemic lockdowns, proudly revealed her stunning transformation after observing her fellow baby mamas’ enhancements. Tanasha, who had previously spoken about her insecurities with her body’s shape, made headlines in 2021 when she underwent cosmetic surgery to enlarge her hips and behind. Mobetto, another of Diamond’s former partners, has also invested significantly in cosmetic surgery to enhance her physique.
Zari has defended her decision to get plastic surgery, saying that it is a common practice and people should not be quick to judge her. She also said that she did not undergo “plastic surgery” in the traditional sense, but rather a procedure called J Plasma liposuction, which removes fat from the body without using implants.
Tanasha has also been open about her plastic surgery, saying that she did it to boost her confidence. She has denied allegations that she has unpaid bills related to the procedure.
Mobetto has not commented on Diamond’s post, but she has previously said that she is happy with her appearance and does not care what other people think.
It is unclear why Diamond shared the video clip of Michael Jackson, but it is possible that he is trying to send a message to his baby mamas about their plastic surgery. Some fans have interpreted the post as a sign that Diamond is not happy with the way they look, while others believe that he is simply poking fun at them.
Whatever the case may be, Diamond’s post has sparked a debate about plastic surgery and the expectations that are placed on women’s bodies.