Ugandan gospel singer Desire Luzinda is gearing up for a traditional introduction ceremony (kwanjula) this weekend. A source close to her exclusively revealed to us today, February 27, 2025, that the long-speculated event could finally be happening on March 1, 2025. In 2022, some footage made rounds on social media speculating the two were getting married, but this time, Desire herself informed us through her Public Relations team.
A Love Story Wrapped in Secrecy
For years, Desire Luzinda has always been denying her romantic connection with Levixone, the gospel artist and preacher. However, their chemistry has always fueled speculation. Whether through their shared faith or their music, the two have long been linked together in the eyes of the public.
Their story traces back several years when they were first seen together at various gospel events. Despite maintaining that their bond was purely spiritual and professional, sources claim they have been inseparable behind the scenes. Levixone, known for his inspiring gospel hits, has always spoken highly of Desire, praising her transformation from secular music to gospel ministry.
Where was Desire Luzinda seen?
According to our source, Desire was spotted keeping things low-key at a classy salon in Kisementi, sparking further whispers that her kwanjula is indeed around the corner. While neither she nor Levixone has publicly confirmed the news, the signs are pointing toward a significant event happening soon.
What is she doing right Now?
Beyond her personal life, Desire continues to wear many hats. She remains a dedicated psalmist, musician, mother, and, interestingly, a practising nurse in California, USA. Her journey from a secular artist to a gospel minister has been nothing short of inspiring.
Is New Music on the Way?
Fans of Desire Luzinda can rejoice—our source confirms that new gospel music is in the works. While details remain scarce, it’s clear that she isn’t slowing down in her musical career.
A Relationship Built on Faith
Levixone, known for hits like Chikibombe and Turn the Replay, has always been a strong advocate for faith and transformation. Desire, on the other hand, made headlines years ago for her public rebranding as a gospel artist. Their paths, though different, seem to have merged through their commitment to faith and music.
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