Tanzanian singer Diamond Platnumz has made it clear that Zuchu is not his girlfriend in the new season of Young, Famous And African reality show.

In the Netflix show, Diamond described Zuchu as a situationship. Asked whether he has a girlfriend in Tanzania, Diamond said;

"I don't have a girlfriend anywhere."

Adding "I can have three girls and treat them the same. Thats why its difficult to call it a relationship, I just wanna call it 'having fun."

He continued to say 'Situationship."

When asked whether he has a situationship with someone in Tanzania, Diamond said "I'll be a liar to say no."

Diamond revealed to South Africa's Nadia Nakai that he is dealing with different women at the same time and would not want to label them as relationships.

Meanwhile in Tanzania, Zuchu has already unfollowed Diamond Platnumz on social media including deleting the 'signed under WCB' writings on her bio.

This comes a day after she complained that she was allegedly being harassed and bullied by Diamond's radio employees for Diamond's sake, as they keep discussing about Diamond not marrying Zuchu.

Zuchu wrote a letter to Diamond on social media, revealing that she was going to take legal action against his media company.

"I have reached a stage today that I am writing a legal letter to my guardians because of the constant repression on me. It hurts a lot. I will go to court and maybe I won't be able to defeat your powerful institution but even if I fail there, I leave it to God, He is the final judge," she said in part of her statement

Adding "Thank you, I am grateful for continuing to bully and harass me. I have asked a lot from you as a leader but most of the time my prayers hit a rock and contents are made that intentionally disrespect me and hurt me and destroy my mental health."

"I am a girl, and I know I am also a musician. I have never seen any media harassing me like the media of your institution has been doing. "

This reality series follows a crew of famed, affluent stars as they work and play, flirt and feud in Johannesburg, South Africa.