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( l - r ) Stacious, Bridgez
Female deejays Stacious and Bridgez have both denied rumours of being involved in a major fight at a video shoot recently.
It was being rumoured that the two Alliance artistes were involved in a heated catfight at a video shoot, that had to be squashed by other artistes. However, when THE WEEKEND STAR contacted both artistes, they denied the reports and said there was only a minor disagreement.
According to Stacious, there is no major issue between herself and Bridgez. "There is no beef between us, we just had an argument and back to the regular, we are good," she said.
Stacious, who is known for the combination single with Mavado, Come Into My Room, says that the work was hectic during the video shoot, and the pressure caused a minor misunderstanding.
Bridgez, who is a fairly new member of the Alliance, also denied the rumours. She told THE WEEKEND STAR that it's a norm for family to have disagreements.
"We are a part of a family and people will have disagreements, I've known Stacious for years before music, but once 10 women inna one house yu ago have disagreements," she said.
According to Bridgez, persons who are perpetuating the rumour are just being mischievous.
"Right now everything good, even the Gully and Alliance conflict resolved, suh people fi 'llow wi. I don't follow up negativity and what Stacious and I had not even lasted five minutes," she said.
She even dispelled rumours of her getting bruised during the alleged altercation. "People can look at my recent pics, I don't even have a scratch on me," she laughed.
The two artistes were on the set of the Bedroom rhythm video shoot which features nine female artistes, when the argument developed.
The video was directed by female DJ Timberlee, and is set to be released in the next two weeks.
Bridgez is currently promoting her new single called Cry which features Pay Day music artiste Sahie.
