"I sponsored E-Money’s wedding" singer reveals
According to him, he started making money before E-Money and footed their house rent and E-Money's wedding.
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According to him, E-Money is his younger brother but he started making money before him and footed their house rent and E-Money's wedding.
According to him, "Our relationship is really tight. I call it divine. Now let me shock you. I sponsored E-Money's wedding, I used to pay our rent because I was the first to start making money in my family.
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I brought the light, name and fame to the family but most people don't know the genesis and I don't need to explain to anyone."
Kcee recently revealed that following his breakup from KC Presh, he set up a furniture business because music wasn't paying.
ALSO READ: Singer advises Presh to stop hating
According to him, his brother, E-Money gave him money to import furnitures from Dubai and eventually gave him the money to venture back into music.
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