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Levixone and Desire Luzinda announce they are expecting twins

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Levixone and Desire Luzinda announce they are expecting twins

Singers Levixone and Desire Luzinda have hinted that they are expecting twins after sharing a video suggesting a pregnancy. The couple, who married in Kampala in August 2025, had previously denied an AI-generated fake video that had already announced the pregnancy, reports Imvahonshya.

Ugandan singer Levixone and his wife, gospel singer Desire Luzinda, have announced that they are expecting twins. The couple shared a short video on social media in which Levixone places his hand on his wife’s stomach, reports Imvahonshya.

The caption, “Ssalongo w’uyu mwaka gusa”, alludes to the arrival of twins, according to Imvahonshya. The announcement prompted enthusiastic reactions from their followers.

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