Once signed to Fuse ODG’s ‘Off Da Ground’ record label but parted ways in 2016, Ghanaian Afropop sensation, Tiffany, has shared her current relationship status with her former boss.
In an interview on Asempa FM on July 4, 2026, Tiffany clarified that she has no “bad blood” with Fuse ODG, stressing that they are on good terms.
According to her, during her time with the label, she never exchanged words with Fuse ODG, nor did he with her.
She explained that she saw their collaboration as a journey, noting that they worked on good songs together before reaching a point where she felt the need to step back, while the label also decided to move forward in a different direction.
“I don’t have any bad blood with him. I don’t have a problem with anybody. Maybe people have problems with me, and I don’t know. I think the last time I saw him, I saw him at the airport, and we were cool. There’s no problem at all. Fuse and I never had a problem.
“He never exchanged words or anything. I felt that it was a journey. We did good songs together, and at a point in time, I felt that I wanted to back down, and they also felt that they wanted to move ahead, so I stepped down quietly. There’s no bad blood or anything,” Tiffany said.
Fuse ODG, on May 26, 2014, announced on social media that he had signed Tiffany to his record label, Off Da Ground Records. However, the ‘Fake London Boy’ hitmaker and the label parted ways in 2016.
During their time together, Tiffany and Fuse ODG collaborated on several songs, including “Azonto” and “Spanner.”
Years down the lane, Tiffany made a return to the music scene after an almost decade-long hiatus, releasing her single “Wura” and following it up with a new track titled “Money.”