Ugandan music icon Moses Ssali, popularly known as Bebe Cool, yesterday handed over a newly constructed house to TikTok sensation Bridgette and her family in Mubende, fulfilling a promise he made during his annual Tondeka E’Kiwatule charity concert held on Boxing Day 2024.
“Bridgette gets a new home. With the help of Allah, friends, and good-hearted people, I’ve handed my young friend, a talented young TikTok star, and her family the house I promised them in Mubende,” Bebe Cool shared via his X (formerly Twitter) handle on Thursday morning. “My heart is beaming with joy and gratitude.”
Bebe expressed his gratitude to the contributions of fans and partners who joined efforts to make the initiative a success. “Thank you to everyone who contributed to this initiative; together we’ve not only given Bridgette shelter but have changed her life wholesomely,” he wrote.
“Thank you my amazing fans that attended the Tondeka E’Kiwatule event on Boxing Day 2024, thank you our partners- Century Property Real Estates Uganda Limited, Erianah Hardware in Mubende, DT Solar, Goldvie, and the entire Gagamel family; we did this, we made a difference.”
This achievement, Bebe Cool said, “demonstrates that every small act counts, that sharing the little we can, brings joy and fulfillment.”
Bridgette, a young TikTok star, gained popularity through her engaging dance videos, capturing the hearts of many Ugandans. Her story came to light during Bebe Cool’s charitable endeavors, highlighting the challenges faced by talented youths in underprivileged communities.
Recognizing her potential and the hardships she endured, Bebe Cool pledged to provide her family with a stable home, a promise he has now fulfilled.
The philanthropic act also coincides with the upcoming release of Bebe Cool’s album, “Break The Chains,” slated for May 30, 2025. The album is anticipated to address themes of resilience and transformation, mirroring the essence of Bridgette’s story.
Bebe Cool’s philanthropic efforts are not new. In September 2024, he celebrated his 47th birthday by donating essential items and renovating the home of Olivia Nakate, a woman who suffered spinal cord paralysis in 2008.
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