Itz Tiffany Denies Feud With Fuse ODG, Says Their Split Was Mutual

Ghanaian Afropop musician Itz Tiffany has clarified that there has never been any personal conflict between her and award-winning musician and record label executive Fuse ODG, despite their professional relationship ending years ago.

Speaking during an interview on Asempa FM on Saturday, July 4, 2026, the singer dismissed long-standing speculation that her departure from Off Da Ground Records was linked to disagreements with the UK-based Ghanaian artiste.

According to Tiffany, she and Fuse ODG remain on good terms and have never had any personal issues.

“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,” she said.

The singer revealed that the last time they met was unexpectedly at an airport, where they shared a friendly exchange, further proving there was no tension between them.

“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,” she stated.

Reflecting on her exit from Off Da Ground Records in 2016, Tiffany explained that the decision was mutual and was based on the different directions both parties wanted to pursue rather than any fallout.

She noted that there were no arguments or misunderstandings before her departure, stressing that both sides respected each other’s decisions.

“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,” she explained.

Fuse ODG officially signed Itz Tiffany to Off Da Ground Records on May 26, 2014. During her time with the label, the pair collaborated on several songs, including Azonto and Spanner, helping strengthen Tiffany’s presence on both the Ghanaian and international music scenes.

Although the partnership came to an end in 2016, Tiffany’s latest comments suggest the split was handled professionally and without any lingering resentment.

Following an extended hiatus from the music industry, the singer has resumed her music career with the release of two new singles, Wura and Money, marking a fresh chapter in her artistic journey.