South African artist Kelly Khumalo got serious about how much her girl Thingo needs her late father – previous Bafana chief Senzo Meyiwa, as she is growing up – on the primary episode of the third time of her unscripted TV drama which circulated on Showmax on Tuesday 5 July.

 

 

THINGO NEEDS HER DAD SENZO MEYIWA

Kelly Khumalo focused on how much her girl Thingo needs her late dad Senzo Meyiwa. Kelly and Senzo invited Thingo in 2014 – only a couple of months before her dad was killed. This was while Senzo was hitched to Mandisa Mkhize.

Senzo is accepted to have been killed in a messed up burglary at Kelly’s mother Ntombi’s home in Vosloorus on 26 October 2014. Kelly, her mother Ntombi, sister Zandi, Zandi’s then-sweetheart Longwe Twala and two of Senzo’s companions were available at the house that evening. The preliminary of Senzo’s homicide is as yet progressing.

The Empini hitmaker made sense of that Thingo actually needs her dad and said that he was an incredible dad.

“Senzo, I mean, truth be told… she really wants you. I’m saying this since I encountered Senzo as a dad. What an astounding father. He would have those minutes where he would agree, OK on the off chance that you won’t converse with me, I will converse with Ma, yet assuming anything I will be available in my girl’s life,”

KELLY ON SENZO’S FAMILY

It appears Kelly honestly don’t really like Senzo’s loved ones. She got down on his mom Nombifuthi Meyiwa for “going to a witch specialist” to “dispose of her.”

“What grabbed my attention, more than whatever else is Senzo’s mom saying, she went to the witch specialist to dispose of me,” she said.

“Me, I’m an offspring of the Gods, in the event that you attempt me it will return to you,” she proceeded.

She proceeded to say that Nombifuthi was projecting onto her in light of the fact that Senzo’s dad had undermined her.

“She needed to eliminate me out of Senzo’s life. She was projecting in light of the fact that her significant other undermined her. In this way, she chose to take it up on herself to proceed to face these conflicts,” she added.