You couldn't even pay me the GH¢15,000 shopping for your son — Michy ‘chides’ Shatta Wale over $65,000 house claims

Entrepreneur, Michy born Michelle Diamond, has strongly rejected claims by her former partner, dancehall artiste, Shatta Wale, that he bought her a $65,000 house and provided her with significant financial support.

Michy said she has largely been responsible for taking care of herself and their son, Majesty, insisting that she covers about 95 per cent of their expenses.

Her comments come after Shatta Wale, during an interview on the Bonah Show, allegedly stated that he had taken good care of his baby mamas.

“Michy cannot sit down and say I have not given her $65,000 to buy a house that I saw was under construction. I bought her a car,” Shatta Wale said.

However, Michy allegedly dismissed the claim in a series of Snapchat posts shared on Wednesday.

She suggested that old stories are often brought up whenever she appears to be doing well.

“As soon as they see you happy, they start telling people what you did in 1992. Is there anything he has given anyone that he hasn't taken back? It's common sense,” she wrote.

Michy also challenged Shatta Wale's claims about supporting their son, saying she has handled most of the responsibilities involved in raising the child.

“You can show up once in 2 years with bare promises like King Promise; meanwhile, I'm actively doing 95% of this job. You have no idea how expensive this child is,” she said.

She added that she would not boast about doing what she described as the bare minimum for a child.

To support her claims, Michy shared a screenshot of a GH¢15,000 shopping receipt she said she had sent to Shatta Wale for Majesty's needs. According to her, he promised to reimburse the amount but never did.

Michy further stated that she has remained silent and respectful despite being repeatedly mentioned in public discussions by her former partner.

“I've always given maximum respect and stayed in my lane. It's peaceful over here, but it's like when I'm quietly protecting my reputation, the other side doesn't like it,” she wrote.

She also urged Shatta Wale to stop discussing her and their family publicly, warning that her patience has limits.