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Born Emmanuel Mungi Matovu, the talented rapper advises against “democracy” in marriage relations.
He also says making the right partner choice and maintaining effective communication is key for successful marriages.
“Everyone has their own formula of handling their partner, but the one thing I have learnt is that there cannot be democracy in marriage,” he said in an interview with Bukedde TV on Thursday.
“One of you has to be the leader and the other has to follow. You cannot all be at the same level.”
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“The most important of all is communication because there are always going to be those fights.”
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Being a big celebrity, the "Byayanga" singer says, can be a disadvantage in marriage because most prospective partners might end up gold diggers.
“As a celebrity, you need someone that wishes you well because most come because of the status they want to get married to someone with a name,” he said.
Mun G and his wife Clara have been together for the last 11 years, and are blessed with an 8-year-old son.
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Talking about his boy, Brazilian, Mun G gets emotional.
He is pleased that he has been able to provide him with a life that he never dreamt of having as a child.
“My boy makes me so happy; every time things are not going right, when I see him not struggling I feel very good,” he said.
Mun G was raised by a single mother after his father passed away when he was in S.1
He was the firstborn of 5.
He recalls enduring great hardships that included moving into their father’s unfinished house which had no windows or doors, shortly after he passed.