Mali / Artists' Private Life: Mariama Ba Lagaré Announces Separation from Sora

Author: DJOMANDE AzizPublished on: April 6, 2026Country: Mali

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Mali / Artists' Private Life: Mariama Ba Lagaré Announces Separation from Sora

This weekend, Mariama Ba Lagaré announced her separation from her husband, Abou Sy Sora, during a Sumu ceremony, ending weeks of rumors about their relationship. While some fans expressed sadness, others doubted the authenticity of the announcement, calling it a possible publicity stunt. Abou Sy has not yet officially responded, fueling speculation on social media. Mariama, a major figure in Manding music, is known for her powerful voice and musical hits.

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