Ghanaian Afropop artiste, Itz Tiffany, has dismissed suggestions of a strained relationship with musician and record label executive Fuse ODG, saying they remain on good terms despite ending their professional partnership nearly a decade ago.

Speaking in an interview on Asempa FM on Saturday, July 4, 2026, Tiffany said there has never been any personal conflict between her and her former boss at Off Da Ground Records.

“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 recalled that the last time she met Fuse ODG was at an airport, where they had a cordial interaction.

“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 added.

According to Tiffany, her departure from Off Da Ground Records in 2016 was a mutual decision rather than the result of any misunderstanding.

“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 announced Tiffany’s signing to Off Da Ground Records on May 26, 2014. During her time with the label, the two collaborated on several songs, including Azonto and Spanner, before parting ways two years later.

After taking a lengthy break from the music industry, Tiffany has returned with new music, releasing the single Wura, followed by another track titled Money.

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