The once-enviable relationship between Kuami Eugene and his housekeeper, Mary, has reportedly soured, leading to their separation.

In a recent interview with Der Madking TV, Mary disclosed the details of her departure from her role with the Highlife singer, citing a misunderstanding as the cause.

Mary explained that the rift arose when she was assigned an errand by Eugene but inadvertently made a mistake. Despite residing in Eugene's house in Pokuase, Mary recounted being sent to deliver a package to someone in Cantonments.

However, due to a slight cognitive distortion, she ended up at Madina and then Nkrumah Circle, feeling dizzy throughout the journey.

After spending the entire day on this unintended trip, Kuami Eugene confronted Mary about the situation. He presented her with two options: a reduction in salary from GH₵600 to GH₵400 or returning to her mother's house.

Initially choosing the first option, Mary later reconsidered and ultimately decided to leave the house.

“When I started, Kuami Eugene paid me 400 cedis every month. Then he was increasing my salary each year by 100 cedis. So, at a point, I was paid 600 cedis.

"He sent me to give something to his female friend and I wasted a lot of time on this journey. I really wasted time; I won't lie about it.

"When I got back, he got really furious; he complained that should anything happen to me, Ghanaians would hold him responsible. But in all honesty, I felt dizzy after spending long hours in traffic that day.

Tension Arises as Kuami Eugene and House Helper Go Separate Paths

"I was confused and my brain was distorted. So, I picked up a car from Cantonments to Madina and then circled instead of going straight to Kuami Eugene’s house.

“When I got home, I explained why I had kept waiting, and he gave me two options. He was furious. He said either I pack my things and leave the house or he’ll reduce my salary to 400 cedis. I chose to stay and take the 400 cedis because I am the breadwinner of my family. But later, I left,” she stated.

Not too long after excerpts of Mary’s interview went viral, Kuami Eugene took to Twitter to throw a subtle jab.

“Nipa bi y3 Cobra,” an Akan language, translates to “Some humans are just like a cobra.”