Entertainment News 19 June 2026 Daily Monitor (Uganda)
Levixone Reflects on Past Relationships and Life Beyond the Spotlight
Gospel singer Levixone opens up about his views on marriage, the complexities of love, and his life away from the public eye, admitting only God knows the exact number of hearts he broke before settling down. Source: https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/lifestyle/entertainment/only-god-knows-the-number-of-hearts-i-broke-levixone-5500882
Gospel sensation Levixone, known for his energetic performances and impactful music, has shared candid insights into his personal life and beliefs in a recent interview.
When asked about the number of hearts he might have broken before marriage, Levixone humorously responded, “Only God knows the number.” He added a hopeful note, “I just pray everyone healed, moved on, and found their own blessing.”
He described marriage as a “bed of roses” but acknowledged the inherent “thorns,” emphasizing that while it is “beautiful, rewarding, and full of joy,” it demands “grace, patience, sacrifice, and a lot of learning.”
Beyond the stage, Levixone revealed his identity as Lucas, a person who finds fulfillment in serving God by serving people and cherishing simple moments with loved ones. He stated, “Music is what I do, but my relationship with Jesus is who I am. Everything else flows from that.”
He also touched upon the nature of love, asserting that “Love is not blind.” Instead, he believes, “Love sees the flaws, the imperfections, and the challenges, then chooses commitment anyway.”
Addressing the question of which Kampala street has “offended” him the most, he cited those that turn into parking lots during rush hour, leading to lengthy traffic jams.
Levixone also offered his perspective on the common tourist confusion in Kampala: directions relying on long-gone landmarks. He humorously noted, “Turn left where you will see a big tree,” when the tree itself disappeared years ago.
The interview also saw Levixone reflect on his search history, which he believes would reveal sermons, flight bookings, music ideas, and life-related queries, stating, “I would survive.”