Ava Peace Denies Involvement in Explicit Video Scandal: “Even a Fool Can See It’s Not My Face”

Ugandan singer Ava Peace has publicly denied allegations linking her to explicit videos that have been circulating on social media, insisting that she is not the woman featured in the clips.

The Team No Sleep (TNS) artist, whose real name is Maureen Peace Namugonza, became a trending topic online after videos surfaced and some social media users claimed she was involved.

For more than 12 hours after the allegations emerged, Ava Peace chose not to respond publicly, reportedly believing the claims lacked credibility and did not deserve her attention. However, as the speculation continued to gain traction across various platforms, the singer decided to address the matter directly.

Taking to her X account, formerly known as Twitter, the “London” hitmaker firmly rejected the allegations and expressed disappointment over what she described as an attempt to damage her reputation.

Ava Peace argued that the woman appearing in the videos does not resemble her and pointed to noticeable physical differences as evidence that the claims are false.

“I’m never unnecessarily bothered by unpredicted internet flames, but for this one it’s too much. We go through a lot to put the name out there and get it heard,” she wrote.

The singer further emphasized that anyone who closely watches the videos can clearly see that the face shown is not hers.

“This is NOT me. In one of the videos there’s a lady and a man, but I’ve never gained that weight in my life. Even a fool can see that it ain’t my face. But just because there are determined forces of evil doesn’t mean God’s fair hand won’t prevail,” Ava Peace stated.

Her response has sparked mixed reactions online, with supporters rallying behind her and urging the public to avoid spreading unverified content. Others have called for greater responsibility on social media, warning against the dangers of falsely associating public figures with sensitive or damaging material.

The controversy highlights the growing challenge celebrities face in the digital age, where viral content and misinformation can spread rapidly before facts are established.

Despite the ongoing online discussion, Ava Peace remains adamant that she has no connection to the explicit videos and maintains that the allegations are baseless.

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