‘Stop confusing me for Zari’s king bae am her manager,’ South African man speaks

Zari Hassan’s King Bae is the most searched man on the internet.

The mother of five after breaking up with Diamond Platnumz has been dating a wealthy South African man, and they tied the knot in July.

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The Ugandan businesswoman has never shown off her lover’s face, leaving many guessing.

Galston Anthony is one of the many men people confuse to be Zari’s king bae.

Anthony is Zari’s manager and he is married to a woman identified as Nandi and they have a child together.

In one of his messages to his wife, he wrote:

Outta 10 she is the closest thing to 11, my Ride or Die:!

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In one of his Instagram post, he shared a photo posing with Zari and captioned,

Ladies and Gentleman this is @zarithebosslady the boss lady. The most colossal women in the continent of Africa and I happen to be the brand manager. This is a woman that has build beyond many have ever done, and many have tried to destroy her but here she still stand and conquer. A woman with amazing humility and incredible intelligence. She has now reach 6Million Follows. She is also my dear friend and someone I will stand by. I will go to war with this women. Next to my mother, sister and wife she is by the far the most amazing woman. When she is in your presence do as I do and show ur obeisance. Royalty indeed. #bosslady

Anthony has always showered Zari with love and calls her ‘big sister’.

There is no doubt that @zarithebosslady is an amazing women. To many she is the Bosslady I’m to her a manager. But to me she is much more than that, our friendship is deep and share camaraderie, a bigger sister to me although I act like the older brother most of the time ? our friendship is deep and goes way past money. It’s has always been about building each other and trust. #Shoutout to the #Bosslady for be my #sister and the biggest boss

Check out photos of Diamond Platnumz’ estranged wife’s manager

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The South African man has in the past told people to stop mistaking him for king bae.