Ugandan singer Vivian Tendo is in no rush to start a family with her husband, Pastor Moses Wasswa Tinsley, and is asking her fans to respect her decision. The 26-year-old songstress has made it clear that she is not ready to have children at this point in her life and is urging people to stop pressing her about it.

During an interview with Spark TV, the “Metta Love” singer expressed her frustration with the constant questions about when she will start having children. Tendo humorously remarked that she often asks those inquiring if they are census enumerators, joking that they seem more interested in counting people than respecting her privacy.

Tendo emphasized that she is still young and has plenty of time to start a family if she chooses. “I could have fifteen children if I wanted to… I can have children starting next year until I am 40,” she stated confidently, reassuring her fans that she is in control of her own life and decisions.

Despite the pressure from fans and the public, Tendo revealed that she and her husband are already caring for foster children, a fact she prefers to keep private. She explained that they want to ensure they create a well-set environment before bringing more children into their lives.

Vivian Tendo married Pastor Tinsley in July last year, and in a previous interview, she praised her husband for his care and support. The singer shared that she is enjoying her married life, describing it as the fulfillment of a lifelong dream.

Tendo concluded by expressing her contentment with her marriage and the care she receives from her husband. She added that she is in good health and enjoying life, urging her fans to trust that she and her husband will expand their family when the time is right for them.