SINGER and socialite Moira Knight has spoken in depth about the controversy related to Seh Calaz’s health complications, her current romantic status, the world of social media and her kids.

She spoke to H-Metro from her base in the United Kingdom.

“In as much as Calaz has put me through absolute hell in the past, I wish him good health.

“I pray for him to get treatment and heal as he is the father of my son so I cannot continue hating him, for the sake of Treasure’s parenting and child experience.

“He has already missed out on so much as an innocent child so, the least I can do is make his relationship with his dad a smooth one.

“The rest ndakasiira Mwari. He is the one to judge in the end,” she said.

She also addressed speculation related to her other child whose father is said to be musician Quonfused.

“If it was Calaz himself, who had doubts about the Treasure, I would actually be bothered but I actually don’t even have the passion to prove otherwise.

“Ndingatoswerera kuita ma tests for every accusation.

“The only reason why I responded to the HIV accusations was because that is a damaging claim to read about oneself, especially considering the way I am already misjudged.

“This was going to affect even my romantic relationship. Imagine reading kuti munhu waurikuda kuroora anorwara, that’s disgusting.

“I posted my negative blood results, which were taken in the UK, so it’s definitely legitimate.

“Still, that was not enough. Unfortunately, I have done my bit, and whoever doesn’t believe me zvazvavo.

“I am 100 percent not a person ane noise that’s why when I posted my results, I left it at that, if I wanted to I could have easily kept the trend going.

“I could even have said kuti wanzwa butter zvirikuita vamwe, but there is no need.

“Private number dzake ndinadzo. You know it’s so easy to be a drama queen these days.”

Away from social media, Moira said, she was a caring person.

“I am an introvert. I am a loving, caring and calm person. I love being indoors, I love fashion, cooking, and just generally chilled vibes.

“I hate crowded places as I tend to get anxiety from such environments. I am happiest when I am indoors where I am comfortable.

“Yes, I have definitely been exploring the business side of things hence I am being drama-free for the past two years or so.

“But I wish to keep the nature of my new business private because I work with highly respected people who have zero tolerance for drama.”

On her social life, Moira said:

“Again, I practice a private lifestyle and the answer to that will remain unknown until my wedding day.”

She said her real life was different from what plays out on social media.

“People on social media criticise what they don’t understand and I will admit I am one person who is very difficult to read.

“Nobody knows what I am really thinking about and handibatike at public events so that makes people think I am somebody with a lot of pride.

“It’s only because I find it hard to accommodate social media people because it’s not real life.

“Also, it’s because I get anxious being around people I don’t know.

“People who are not obsessed with social media vanotondinzwisisa kuti ndiri munhu kwaye off Facebook, Instagram and X.

“Even pasocial media pacho, to be honest, handinetsane nemunhu, you will never find me beefing with anybody or doing lives shouting, never,” she said.

Moira added:

“As a teenager, I had zero percent confidence in myself because I started developing a curvy structure in high school and this made me feel out of place, especially during sports activities.

“But, as I grew up, I understood that it’s not embarrassing to have curves and now vanhu vanoonga kunge I am showing off.

“It’s simply embracing what others with similar body structures may also feel ashamed of.” (@H-Metro)