Flamboyant business Lady Susan Kaittany has explained why she parted ways with her then business partner Betty Kyallo.
Speaking on Ebru TV, Ms Kaittany disclosed that their business relationship ended, after they experienced business related disagreements.
“We have the best intention we are going into something and we want it to work. The thing is we plan but you never anticipate what is to come and happen along the way. You saw us together we were happy, but shit does happen and when it does, you gonna be really coz I don’t want to hide behind tables and chairs, am really, it’s not working so it’s not working and whatever the consequences that gonna be there after you have to face them, it didn’t work out I decided to move on, we decided to part ways and she decided to start her own business." revealed Susan Kaittany
playSusan Kaittany and her then Business Betty Kyallo. Susan Kaittany has revealed why they parted ways at Posh Palace (Courtesy)
Asked on whether their break up was based on personal or a business disagreement Kaittany revealed that it was purely business.
“It was business, you see the thing about business and friendship it always complicates your business. We started off with business then friendship, then we went back to business and I thought the friendship will continue but it did not” added Ms Kaittany
playSusan Kaittany who has revealed why they parted ways with Betty Kyallo at Posh Palace (Courtesy)
She added that she had decided to remain calm and say nothing about the whole drama, because there is a lot going on in her life.
“The truth is I got many things going on in my life, I always have been busy am an entrepreneur, meaning I can pick myself up Susan is like combination of more than ten things so posh palace is just tiny part of me”
playSusan Kaittany who has revealed why they parted ways with Betty Kyallo at Posh Palace (Courtesy)
The two went separate ways after a year into business together, and now the KTN news anchor has also established her own Salon and Spa called Flair by Betty.
