Shenseea revealed a deeply distressing incident at the spa that has captured public attention. She took to her X platform to disclose a traumatic experience, explaining how she felt violated after discovering that a masseuse had been recording her during a session.
“Caught a masseuse videoing me while I was on her table today,” Shenseea wrote. “I feel violated.”
Her announcement sparked a wave of reactions on social media, with fans rallying to offer their support. The collective outrage was evident as many encouraged her to report the masseuse, while others expressed their concern. Comments flooded in, with some users demanding, “WTH name and shame dem!” and others sharing similar feelings of insecurity, asking, “What if dem have hidden cameras?”
While many supporters voiced their backing, there were also some dismissive comments, including one that suggested the masseuse acted “out of fan love.”
Amidst this unsettling experience, Shenseea is also celebrating a substantial achievement. She recently clinched the title of Female Dancehall Artist of the Year at the 2025 Caribbean Music Awards, an event held in Brooklyn, New York, that showcased her significant contributions to the Caribbean music scene.
Shenseea emerged as one of the highlights of the evening, walking away with five impressive trophies. Her acclaimed album, “Never Gets Late Here,” not only won the award for dancehall album of the year but also earned her a solo Grammy nomination earlier this year. The awards ceremony, hosted by Majah Hype and broadcast on BET, honored the best in reggae, soca, and dancehall.
