Singer Kid Fox has barely settled back in Uganda after spending 14 years in Japan, but his return to the local entertainment scene has already been surrounded by controversy.Since his return, the singer has repeatedly found himself making headlines with blunt comments about fellow musicians, with names such as Ziza Bafana, Mikie Wine and Bobi Wine featuring prominently in his remarks.Straka Mwezi during her early days at the Late Night Show on WBS TV.Kid Fox has often appeared unimpressed by the direction of Uganda’s music industry, questioning the creativity and talent of some of the artists who rose to prominence during his long absence.He has even suggested that, after returning to the country, he has not seen much that is particularly new or different from what existed before he left for Japan.Away from the music-industry jabs, Kid Fox was also reminded of his past relationship with former celebrated media personality Straka Mwezi, popularly known as Straka Baibe, and how the two were related in the day.Looking back at their connection, Kid Fox described Straka as a good fan and friend, while openly admitting that he enjoyed the attention he received from women.Straka Baibe was my good fan, friend, and she liked me. In fact, I feel good and love it when ladies hit on me. I’m yet to have children because I first wanted to make money.The singer explained that his decision to delay having children was largely driven by his desire to first achieve financial stability.He also hinted that his return to Uganda is not necessarily permanent, revealing that he could head back to Japan if his financial ambitions do not work out locally.Dokta Brain planned to quit the music industry due to intense personal strugglesIf I fail to make good money here, I will go back, work, and hunt for the money afresh.Meanwhile, Kid Fox appeared equally dismissive when asked about fellow singer King Saha, making it clear that he does not intend to spend his time chasing other musicians.Instead of going to read the Bible, how do I spend my time looking for King Saha? I know him as a musician and my brother, that’s all and enough.With his unapologetic interviews already generating debate, Kid Fox’s return appears to be turning into more than just a musical comeback—it is quickly becoming a fresh chapter in Uganda’s ever-dramatic entertainment scene. “If I fail to make good money here, I will go back abroad and work,” says Kidfox.Catch Kidfox on #SanyukaCrossFire this Sunday at 10PM. Don’t miss it. #SanyukaUpdates pic.twitter.com/fPmdul7KGU— Sanyuka TV (@sanyukatv) September 4, 2026The post She liked me – Kid Fox speaks up on romantic affair with Straka Baibe appeared first on MBU.