Nkonkonsa Celebrity Gossip From Africa
Abass and Dee of the venerable Ghanaian singing group FBS have explained their sudden departure from the music industry.
In the 2000s, the music duet FBS was one of the most well-known acts and had hit songs. VIP, Wutah, 44, R2Bees, Ruff and Smooth, Keche, and many other bands used to compete against FBS.
Speaking about their sudden disappearance from the music world, the duo FBS revealed that they had no choice but to move because they were both on tour when they fell in love in London.
Speaking to Brownberry on Y107.9FM’s ‘RyseNShyne’ show, they said, “When we started traveling for the shows, we ended up falling in love along the line and decided to start a family. And when the family came in the attention was divided.”
Abbass continued by saying that they began a family after finding their spouses, and eventually children entered the picture.
“Their system there isn’t like ours, things changed for us as responsibilities there have to be shared unlike in Ghana. So, we had to stay there for a while.
“Definitely these things take time and it is always ideal to be with the family so we had to make time for that before coming back to our music,” he emphasized.
FBS is well-known way back in the 200s with their popular track ‘Oluman Bouge’ .
Source:NKONKONSA.com
