Tanzanian singer Diamond Platnumz has continued his relationship with Ghanaian singer Fantana on season three of Young, Famous and African reality show which premiered on Netflix 17 Jan.

On the show, Diamond continued to declare his love for Fantana, assuring her that he does not have a girlfriend.

While promising the world to her, Fantana caught herself having a pregnancy scare. The Ghanaian singer revealed to her cast members that she was hoping the pregnancy test would turn out to be negative while Diamond Platnumz seemed excited he was getting another child.

The pregnancy test came out negative.

"I am not pregnant," she said

Fantana's friends advised her that Diamond Platnumz is not one that seems to want kids but one that wants to settle down. South African singer Nadia Nakai also advised her to do family planning.

Meanwhile, Diamond Platnumz has described Zuchu as a situationship saying he does not have a girlfriend in Tanzania.

He described Zuchu as his artiste and nothing more.

The show also shows Diamond Platnumz meeting Zari Hassan's husband Shakib Cham after their private wedding. 

Shakib assured Diamond that he would take good care of the kids as he (Shakib) will be spending more time with Diamond's kids since he is now married to Zari.

Zari and Diamond share two kids; Princess Tiffah and Prince Nillan.

About Fantana

Her real name is Francine Koffie and she was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia. Fantana spent most of her childhood in the United States.

Was born on July 3, 1997 with her parents hailing from the Nzema area in Ghana.

She completed her primary and high school education in the US and holds a degree in business and fashion from a prestigious college. Additionally, Fantana owns a boutique, showcasing her entrepreneurial spirit.

Fantana's professional journey commenced when she crossed paths with Wendy Shay, who introduced her to Bullet, the manager of Rufftown Records.

On June 24, 2019, she made her mark with the release of her debut single, "So What," produced by Mog Beatz. The song garnered significant attention, establishing Fantana as one of Ghana's emerging talents.

Her subsequent hits, such as "Girls Hate On Girls" and "Rich Gyal Anthem," further solidified her position in the music industry.

From a young age, Fantana developed a passion for music, coinciding with the rise of Afrobeat's global acceptance.