“You Brought This on Yourself!” – Michy Appears to Fire Back at Shatta Wale Over House and Car Claims

Ghanaian entrepreneur and media personality Michy GH has seemingly responded to recent claims by dancehall artiste Shatta Wale regarding the financial support he allegedly provided during their relationship.

Speaking on The Bonah Show, Shatta Wale stated that he had taken care of all his baby mamas by purchasing houses and vehicles for them. He specifically claimed that he bought a house worth $65,000 for Michy and also registered a car in her name.

According to the musician, he ensured that the mothers of his first two children had both accommodation and transportation, adding that the properties were legally registered in their names.

However, in a series of social media posts, Michy appeared to challenge those assertions without directly mentioning Shatta Wale.

She questioned whether there was anything he had ever given someone without later taking it back and suggested that the extent of his financial support may have been overstated.

“I will make time to look through my files and find the $15,000 receipt. You brought this on yourself. I looked sharp because I know how seasonal you can be. You can show up once in two years with promises, while I am actively doing most of the work,” she wrote.

Michy also highlighted the responsibilities involved in raising their son, indicating that she would not publicly boast about fulfilling what she considered to be basic parental obligations.

In another post, she questioned the logic of claims that a house had been purchased for their child while suggesting there were limitations on access to the property.

“I bought a house for my son, but I can’t see my son in that house. I can pass the junction by the house to my friend’s house. Make it make sense,” she wrote.

The exchange has generated widespread discussion on social media, with many followers debating the differing accounts presented by the former couple. Neither party has publicly provided documentary evidence to substantiate their respective claims.