Ghanaian singer Mzbel has recently made a heartfelt revelation, stating that she has decided never to adopt another child in her life. The artist shared her unfortunate experiences with adoption, expressing the pain and disappointment she endured while caring for adopted children. Mzbel, who appeared on UTV’s entertainment show “United Showbiz,” emotionally recounted her life experiences and the reasons behind her decision to recently expose her new baby on social media.
According to Mzbel, her previous attempts at adopting children were accompanied by a string of disappointments and hardships. The challenges she faced in providing for these children, combined with the criticism she received from others, ultimately led her to feel desperate for a biological child. She revealed that she had consulted with various individuals to explore legal avenues for adoption. However, when she reflected on the emotional pain and negative comments associated with adopting children, Mzbel decided to pursue having her own child instead.
“I reached a point where I was desperate for a child,” Mzbel confessed. She added that her age did not deter her from pursuing this dream. Determined, she made the necessary preparations, and now she has her long-awaited daughter. Mzbel emphasized that her biological child is exactly what she had been searching for, and her recent decision marks the end of her journey with adoption.
“Bye, bye to adoption,” she stressed, firmly stating her resolve to move on from the idea of adopting children.
Recently, Mzbel delighted her fans by sharing pictures and videos on social media documenting her baby bump and the entire delivery process at the hospital. Her actions received both congratulatory messages and backlash from the public.
Mzbel’s decision to forgo adoption is a deeply personal one, influenced by her past experiences and the desire to have a biological child. As she embarks on this new chapter of motherhood, her fans and well-wishers continue to support her and celebrate the arrival of her daughter.
