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Ghanaian musician and entrepreneur Mzbel says she regrets giving birth, describing childbirth as a “scam” in a candid new interview. The mother of two made the remarks on The Uncut Show, a sit-down with blogger Zionfelix, according to Zionfelix.net, which published the conversation on Saturday, November 14, 2026.
Quick Facts
- Mzbel, a Ghanaian musician and entrepreneur, is a mother of two.
- She said she has regretted giving birth and sometimes sees having children as a scam.
- She made the comments on The Uncut Show with Zionfelix, released on November 14, 2026.
- Her main worry is that her children could be left without guidance if she died suddenly.
- She stressed that the view is personal and that she respects people who see children as a blessing.
Watch: Mzbel Explains Why She Regrets Giving Birth
The full conversation was uploaded on Zionfelix TV’s YouTube channel under the title “I Have Regretted Giving Birth, Childbirth Is A Big Scam – Mzbel Opens Up”.
Why Mzbel Regrets Giving Birth
During the interview, Mzbel explained that her regret comes from fear about the future rather than from how she feels about her children.
She spoke about the suffering and uncertainty in the world, and said her biggest concern is what would happen to her children if she died suddenly and they had no one to guide them.
According to Zionfelix.net, she suggested that if she had known earlier what she now knows about childbirth and motherhood, she probably would not have had children.
“Money Is Not Enough,” Mzbel Argues
Zionfelix pushed back, pointing out that parents can leave money and property behind to secure their children’s future.
Mzbel disagreed. She argued that money alone does not guarantee a child’s future, saying a mother could leave behind more than GH¢100,000 and it still might not help if there is no one to guide the children on how to live and use it.
A Personal View, Not a Rule for Others
The singer was careful to frame her comments as her own opinion. She said she has no problem with people who think differently and respects those who see children as a great blessing.
She also offered to help women who are struggling to conceive or give birth, saying they could contact her for support, drawing on her own experience.
Mzbel’s Long Road to Motherhood
The comments are striking because Mzbel has spoken openly in the past about how much she wanted children. Zionfelix.net reports that she went through several costly and unsuccessful fertility treatments before she conceived her daughter at the age of 44.
She has also previously said that hurtful comments online, including questions about her first son, made her desperate to have a second child, a story widely reported by Ghanaian outlets including 3News and Pulse Ghana at the time.
In the latest interview, she again described the journey as emotionally difficult, pointing to the painful remarks she endured from the public.
Mzbel Has Never Shied Away From Bold Opinions
Mzbel, who rose to fame in the 2000s with hits like “16 Years”, is known for speaking her mind on relationships and personal life. Earlier this year, she made headlines when she said her partner needs to book an appointment before intimacy.
She has also been working on her music comeback, with her management confirming major 2026 music plans for the singer.
Childbearing Remains a Sensitive Topic in Ghana Showbiz
Her remarks come in the same week that childbearing became a talking point in Ghana’s entertainment space, after Prophet Ogyaba called gospel singer Diana Asamoah “barren” during their clash over the Baaba Cann curses saga.
In Ghana, where having children is often treated as a measure of success, especially for women, Mzbel’s view is likely to divide opinion. Some will see it as an honest reflection on the fears that come with parenting, while others may disagree strongly with her choice of words.
For now, Mzbel has made it clear that her comments reflect her own experience and fears as a mother, and not a message she expects everyone to accept.
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