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Speaking to reporters on Wednesday June 7, Black, real names Shanita Namuyibwa, asked to be forgiven for her scathing verbal assault on the couple last week.
“Madam Kulthum Muzaata, I apologize to you for all that was said; I am sorry for the sake of Islam,” she said in a rather nonchalant tone.
Black said she had no personal grudges with Kulthum or her husband, but that she went on the offensive when the latter insulted her man, likening him to a “banana fiber doll.”
“If they want, we can meet over tea and speak like adults; I would actually wish to meet especially that lady Kulthum because I have never met her.”
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Black’s apology came just a day after Gumisira said he and his wife would proceed with a lawsuit unless the socialite made a public apology to them.
The reporters however, were quick to point out the obvious lack of emotion in Black’s apology, to which she explained, was because she was ‘incapable of shame.’
“So if they wanted an apology, there it is… I am sorry. Now they can go about their business and I mine,” Black said.
“I just want to advise Ugandans who like wars to always research about the category of the person you are attacking. Because people like me have no shame; you cannot have come from being a sex worker and you still have shame.”
Kulthum and her husband on Saturday June 3rd filed a case against Black at the Kampala Police Station after a string of viral videos in which she made insulting commentary about their looks, their wealth and even sexual abilities.
The controversial socialite in one of the streams referred to Akram as a fat and disgraced gigolo, an opportunist and a cheat.
She also accused his wife of having been unfaithful to her late husband, Sheikh Nuhu Muzaata, and marrying Muhumuza “out of sexual starvation and desperation.”
Hours later, reports emerged that Black had fled the country to Kenya.
But in yesterday’s interview, she said she had posted an old video in order to throw off the nosy journalists.
“I wanted to show you that I can give you correct information and wrong information,” she said.