The prominent figure in Ugandan entertainment, Bebe Cool, engaged in an insightful conversation with Princess Juliana Kanyomozi of the Tooro Kingdom, set to be released on YouTube on March 28 at 12 P.M. This conversation is part of the second season of Juliana’s show, “The Sit Down with Juliana,” where she interviews celebrities on a wide array of topics.
In a preview shared on YouTube on Wednesday, March 27, Bebe Cool shares some of the aspects that have distinguished him over the years, such as driving luxury cars and shopping at upscale stores.
While Bebe Cool’s interview will be released first, other notable personalities, including Azawi, Vinka, Cindy Sanyu, Kenneth Mugabi, Levixone, Ruth Kalibbala Bwanika, and Patrick Idringi Salvado, also participated in the show.
In the previous season, Juliana interviewed individuals like Faridah Nakazibwe, Anita Beryl, Sheebah Karungi, and Rema Namakula, with episodes typically ranging from 20 to 35 minutes.
Juliana Kanyomozi, born on November 27, 1980, in Kampala to Prince Gerald Manyindo and Catherine Manyindo, spent her formative years in Kampala and attended Bugema Adventist S.S. for senior one before enrolling at Namasagali College.
Her musical talent was nurtured from an early age, influenced by her father’s love for music and drumming as a hobby. Encouraged by Father Damian Grimes, the headteacher at Namasagali College, Juliana began participating in dance classes after showcasing her singing skills at a school event where she performed a Mariah Carey song.
During her teenage years, Juliana began exploring her musical aspirations through karaoke, facilitated by her brother Eddie Kim, who was a DJ at Sabrina’s Pub, owned by producer Hope Mukasa.
Juliana’s breakthrough in the music industry came when she met Steve Jean at Sabrina’s, leading to the production of her debut song and album collaboration with Iryn Namubiru as I-Jay.
Her debut single, “Tata W’abaana,” alongside Bobi Wine, propelled her career to new heights, followed by another successful collaboration titled “Mama Mbire.”
Additionally, during her final year of high school, Juliana secured a position as a radio host at Capital FM, where she remained for approximately six years.
Juliana has also showcased her acting skills in the movie “Kiwani,” produced by Henry Ssali, a former Daily Monitor Entertainment writer who now owns a PR firm.
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