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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 41177, member: 636"] Rapper Falz defended his controversial statement about fornication not being sinful during a recent television interview. The musician clarified that he no longer practices Christianity and instead follows what he calls the religion of love. Falz explained that consensual relations between unmarried adults should not offend anyone or cause problems. The artist questioned why society prevents unmarried people from engaging in intimate relationships when both parties agree to do so willingly. He stressed that his original social media post did not reference Christian teachings or biblical standards. Social media users attacked the singer after he posted his views about premarital relations on the platform. Christian and Muslim followers quoted religious scriptures to challenge his statements about fornication. Falz told Arise TV that people wrongly assumed he spoke from a Christian perspective about the topic. The musician believes his religion of love does not consider intimate relationships between single adults as wrongdoing. He maintains that unmarried couples who choose physical intimacy together commit no moral violations under his belief system. Nigerian rapper Falz rejected claims about having romantic connections with crossdresser Bobrisky during recent court discussions. The musician faces defamation lawsuits against social media critic VeryDarkMan, who leaked private phone recordings last year. Falz explained that Bobrisky contacted him through Instagra,m asking for legal assistance during prison time. The singer said he receives thousands of similar requests for help from people facing various problems. He treated Bobrisky's message like any other request for compassionate support. [/QUOTE]

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