Huddah Monroe has resurfaced a romantic-looking video featuring Tanzanian singer Juma Jux, showing the pair kissing and appearing affectionate. The clip has drawn fresh attention because Jux is now married to Nigerian actress and influencer Priscilla Ajoke Ojo, with whom he tied the knot in 2025.
Priscilla Ojo and Tanzanian singer Juma Jux publicly married in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, on February 7, 2025, in an Islamic Nikah ceremony. Tanzanian newspaper The Citizen described the couple as officially married following the ceremony, while The PUNCH also reported that they tied the knot in an Islamic wedding.
Importantly, the couple later also held a civil wedding ceremony in Tanzania on February 13, 2025, with reports showing them exchanging vows at a court registry. This means the public record does not support describing Priscilla and Juma’s union as merely a religious ceremony; reports document both an Islamic Nikah and a subsequent civil wedding in Tanzania.
However, the video is not new. Huddah and Jux previously attracted dating rumours around 2022 while working together on Jux's Simuachi project, and both subsequently characterised their relationship as professional or friendship rather than a confirmed romance.
Huddah Monroe has sent social media into another round of speculation after sharing a throwback video with Juma Jux, in which the Kenyan personality and Tanzanian singer kiss and appear close. The resurfaced footage has attracted particular attention because Jux is now married to Nigerian actress Priscilla Ojo.
The important detail is the timeline. Huddah and Jux were already generating dating rumours in 2022 after she appeared in his Simuachi music video and the two shared affectionate footage publicly. At the time, Jux described Huddah as a friend, while Huddah dismissed the significance of their kiss, saying that friends can kiss.
By September 2022, Huddah was even more direct about the nature of the connection, describing their relationship as a “project” that had ended. The Standard reported that the pair had deliberately generated publicity around Simuachi, helping fuel speculation that they were romantically involved.
That history matters now because the same footage carries a very different meaning to viewers in 2026. Jux has since married Priscilla Ojo, turning what was once music-promotion content into a flashpoint for conversations about exes, nostalgia and boundaries around public relationships. Recent reports say Huddah's resurfaced post prompted criticism from some Kenyan social-media users, while others treated the episode as entertainment.
There is also an important distinction between what the video shows and what people are inferring from it. The footage establishes that Huddah and Jux shared an intimate moment; it does not, by itself, establish that they are romantically involved again. Huddah has since pushed back against renewed relationship speculation, reportedly saying she is “nobody's ex” and has never claimed a man online.
Huddah and Jux's connection has a long entertainment history. Their association became especially visible through Simuachi, where their chemistry was used as part of the video's promotional appeal. Earlier reports also documented the pair appearing together in Zanzibar and sharing social-media moments that further encouraged dating speculation.
Jux's relationship with Priscilla Ojo later became a major Nigeria-Tanzania celebrity story. The pair went from publicly sharing loved-up content to marriage, with their wedding becoming a highly followed cross-border entertainment event.
So while the resurfaced Huddah video is being discussed in the context of Jux's marriage, the footage itself is old. The new development is Huddah bringing that old moment back into the public conversation.
Celebrity relationships increasingly exist through archives: old videos, captions and photographs can resurface years later and acquire completely new meanings because people's lives have changed.
In this case, the interesting story is less about proving that an old romance has returned and more about how quickly a throwback can become contemporary drama once one person in the footage is now married.
Was Huddah's resurfaced Juma Jux video simply a throwback, or did posting it now inevitably invite a different interpretation?
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