Grace Khan

Grace Khan, born Grace Namuwulya, is a Ugandan songwriter, artist, and mother. She gained prominence for her exceptional singing talent.

Khan's musical journey began during her high school years, where she honed her vocals as a backup musician in a renowned band. Her career is managed by popular herbalist Koja Kitonsa, who specializes in relationship and marriage matters. While their professional relationship has been the subject of speculation, both have clarified it remains strictly business.

Khan has described herself as the "Ugandan Kim Kardashian." Her notable songs include "Wakyuka," "Nenoonya," "Darling," "Ndibanawe," "Mudungu," "Never Give Up," "East or W," "Boogera," "Njakufanaye," and "Abantu Bategedde."

Currently, Khan is dedicated to releasing new music, including collaborations, and aims to achieve accolades such as a BET Award and recognition as the best artist in East Africa. Her ultimate ambition is to become an international artist and represent Uganda on a global stage.

Grace Khan is a mother to her daughter, Illona Grannah. The paternity of her daughter has been a point of discussion, with Khan identifying Prince Omar, a UK-based Ugandan artist, as the father. Prince Omar has publicly denied responsibility and claimed not to know Khan. Khan has stated that Prince Omar should not request a DNA test given his denial. She is currently in a relationship with a man who is supportive of her and her child, and he, along with friends, organized her baby shower. Previously, Khan's relationships have been linked to Henry Mwanje and Kojja Kitonsa, both of whom denied responsibility for her pregnancy. She also had a relationship with fellow singer Jordan Luzinda, which ended due to undisclosed disagreements.