Sandra Teta recently revealed the difficulties of hiding her emotions regarding the female fans who constantly pursue her Ugandan musician husband, Douglas Mayanja, known as Weasel.
Teta shared her experiences on the show “Love Life Uncensored” while promoting the “Radio & Weasel Memories” event on August 2, 2024.
Teta, who has children with Weasel, acknowledged that their relationship has had its ups and downs, often making headlines in the East African media. The former Rwandan socialite, beauty queen, and mastermind behind the Miss Rwanda project returned to Uganda to be with Weasel after a brief breakup following alleged physical harassment. She confessed that the attention from female fans adds to her challenges.
After relocating to Uganda in 2018, Teta settled in Kampala and took a part-time job promoting the “Hideout Bar & Lounge” at Lugogo Bypass, a popular spot for musicians, especially from the Mayanja family.
As both Weasel’s manager and wife, Teta was asked how she copes with the daily pressure of female fans chasing after her famous husband. “It’s not easy to hide emotions towards your lover, especially when you’re always with him as his manager, but you have to manage it as it comes with the job,” Teta said. She added that Weasel has similarly had to tell men to back off when they get too close to her.
Weasel recently praised Teta for being his source of rehabilitation and strength during tough times. “Everything, including my music and house, is under her control. She has my sincere gratitude. Sandra has provided me with real rehabilitation,” he said. Weasel emphasized that rehabilitation involves more than just hospital visits, highlighting the importance of having someone who understands and supports you.
The couple gained public attention when Sandra appeared in Weasel Manizo’s love song “Guwoma,” which shed light on their ongoing relationship. Sandra’s entry into the showbiz world began in 2011 when she competed in the Miss former SFB (School of Finance and Business) beauty pageant, where she emerged as the second runner-up, opening doors to her current career.