Popular singer Johnny Drille has come out to explain why he keeps his family life private.
The musician recently revealed that he maintains utmost privacy when it comes to family because he believes some parts of life should be sacred.
Speaking during an interview with Naomi Chima, Drille disclosed that he only shares things about his family that he is comfortable with.
According to him, keeping his family protected is his job as a husband and father, and that decision has allowed him to nurture his relationships with his wife and child without unnecessary external distractions.
“I believe some parts of life are sacred. I share what I’m comfortable with, but I keep my family life grounded and protected. It helps maintain peace of mind and allows me to nurture relationships without external pressure,” he said.
He further noted that if he were not a singer, he would pursue filmmaking as a career.
Revealing that he chose movie production because of his love for telling stories, Johnny Drille stressed that he adores creating stories through lyrics or visuals.
He concluded by saying that when he is long gone, he would love for the world to remember him as the artist who made timeless music.
“If I weren’t a musician, I think I’d probably be a film director. I love storytelling; it is in my DNA. I naturally love creating emotional journeys, whether through lyrics or visuals.
I want to be remembered as someone who made timeless and meaningful music. I want my generation and those unborn to remember me for that,” he added.
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