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"Stop asking women when they are giving birth,” she said in an interview when she was asked about her marriage plans.
According to her, those are sensitive questions that shouldn’t be asked by strangers because you never know what’s stopping someone from getting married or having kids.
It could be out of their control, she said.
“Some people have failed to get pregnant, and you come asking such insulting questions... do you know the harm you are doing?... secondly, someone is not ready. If you rushed, well and good, but don't make it look like it's a crime for those who haven't.”
Nampijja is not the first celebrity to say that; in 2022, Sheebah Karungi told people to get out of her ovaries after incessant questions about when she is having kids.
Karungi has said she doesn’t plan on getting married but she wants her freedom.
Who is Florence Nampijja?
The softspoken media personality, who hails from Minyinya, Masaka – grew up in Mengo (Kabaka Anjagala), and was born to Elizabeth Mutale and Vincent Ganyana, who has since passed.
She is from a family of nine and she is the last born.
Florence Nampijja went to Rubaga Girls’ Primary School and St. Athanasius Primary School in Mengo, where she completed P.7 and joined Blessed Sacrament S.S. Kimaanya for six years and joined Makerere University to study journalism and mass communication.
She also has a certificate in Music, Dance and Drama from Crane Media Institute.
Nampijja developed passion for media when she was in A-Level, but acted in her first movie when she was in S.2
In her first year at university, she joined Streamlined Entertainment after paying them Shs30k to join. This was around 2013 and they would act from Royal Theatre owned by the late Kato Lubwama.
Then Ahmed Lubowa poached her to act under Aromatic Entertainment. Her breakthrough movie as an actress was Nawolovu which aired on Bukedde TV.
Nampijja completed university in 2015 and graduated in 2016.
She immediately landed a job at BBS Terefayina in 2016 after graduating. That was the same year the Buganda Kingdom-owned television station started.