Beef Over! Wendy Shay Announces Her Issues With Bullet Has Finally Been Resolved – Watch Video

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Ghanaian singer Wendy Shay has officially announced the resolution of her differences with her boss Bullet, the CEO of Rufftown Records.

She has disclosed that they have resumed work on her music career after a period of tension.

READ ALSO: Bullet Speaks About The Cause Of His Issues With Wendy Shay Finally – Watch Video

Wendy Shay shared the news during an interview with DJ Slim on his Loud Lounge show which airs on the latter’s YouTube page.

Speaking for the very first time about what brought about the issues, the “African Money” hitmaker said that their issues originated from a disagreement over a 360 Record Label Deal, which Bullet found unsatisfactory.

She added that while there were some issues, the intervention of respected elders in society has helped mediate and resolve their conflict.

“I had a problem with Bullet, but some elders stepped in, and the issue has been resolved. I am now working with Bullet again,” Wendy Shay stated.

READ ALSO: Some Male Artistes Demand S3x In Exchange For Collaborations With Female Artistes – Wendy Shay Alleges

Before this revelation by Wendy Shay, in a recent appearance on Accra-based United Television, Bullet also acknowledged his role in the problems with Wendy Shay and issued a public apology to the singer.

He admitted that he was the cause of the issues and expressed his regret over the events that transpired.

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