In the most recent release of her Showmax unscripted TV drama Life With Kelly Khumalo, the vocalist uncovers her inner self on Senzo Meyiwa’s passing.“By what means can individuals, who don’t have any acquaintance with me and who have never met me contemplate me or my excursion?

She reveals to her analyst Anele Siswana she didn’t have anything to do with his demise and that out of the apparent multitude of men she has dated, she cherished him the most. “He was the main man I’ve adored from all the men I’ve dated. I have been named as an executioner and as the lady who murders men.

elly said in the event that she truly slaughtered Senzo, why at that point would she meander around uninhibitedly without being captured? “I should truly be that incredible. How might I work around with blood on my hands on the off chance that I murdered Senzo? Society has assumed my misfortune and utilized it against me. This damages me, since I’m not simply the individual to legitimize to anybody.

“By what method can individuals, who don’t have any acquaintance with me and who have never met me ponder me or my excursion?” solicited the mother from two.

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“There are endless killings that go uncertain in South Africa and you need reprimand me for Senzo’s homicide? I’ve been conveying this hurt for quite a while”.

This scene returns on the of City Press reports that Kelly supposedly employed an assassin to slaughter Senzo.

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Miss Universe 2019 Zozibini Tunzi has responded to a Clicks hair campaign that has been trending on social media for all the wrong reasons. Highly disappointed in the retailer’s judgement, Tunzi said it was highly disrespectful towards black lives.

Clicks is currently in the line of fire for posting a highly offensive hair campaign. The retailer posted images of black people’s hair, labelling it “dry, damaged and frizzy” and white people’s hair as ‘normal’.Tunzi, like many others, took to Twitter expressing her dissatisfaction over the hair campaign.

Tagging Clicks, she said; “Not only is this disrespectful to black lives, it is also evidence of an absence of representation and diversity within the organization. And we are talking about a South Africa with a population of about 80% black people (stand to be corrected). No ways.”

The images, which Clicks quickly removed, essentially showed different types of women with different types of hair which is all good and well. The problem was that it labelled the image of a black woman with an afro, as being “dry, damaged and frizzy”.

An image of a white woman with straight hair was labelled as having “normal” hair.

There has since been an uproar on social media where Twitter users, in particular, have ripped Clicks apart, some even cutting their membership cards up and threatening to shop at Dis-Chem.“I’m so tired of brands using our Blackness as a publicity stunt or advertising tool. I’m so tired of educating corporates about Black hair, Black skin, Black lives. This is blatant racism,” a Twitter user said.

EFF member Mbuyiseni Ndlozi also hit back at the brand saying; “We are the black majority and should never, ever accept racism in any form. Our hair, our skin & our bodies, in our country and the world, must be respected, by any revolutionary means necessary! Blacks should go to Clicks and get their justice, to hell with reconciliation and apologies!”

APOLOGIES ISSUED
Clicks quickly apologised but it was in no way good enough.

“We would like to issue an unequivocal apology. We have removed the images which go against everything we believe in. We do not condone racism and we are strong advocates of natural hair. We are deeply sorry and will put in place stricter measures on our website,” it said.

“We have made a mistake and sincerely apologise for letting you down. We recognise we have a role to play in creating a more diverse and inclusive S.A, starting with our website content. We know we need to do better, and commit to ensuring our content better

Former Muvhango actress Phindile Gwala’s before and after weight loss transformation – Photos! Spring is here and it’s time to rock revealing clothes again and actress Phindile Gwala is here to show woman of all shapes and sizes some love and encouragement to appreciate their own bodies, just as she does her own.

In an Instagram post, Gwala shared a snap of her body in 2018 and the slimmer version of today claiming that just by exercising, she managed to shed some pounds in just four months, stating that she is an advocate of woman who shows self-confidence no matter what their shape or size.

“Two years back and two years later.❤ Life is too short not to do what you want. If you know me you’ll definitely know how I love women bodies and I believe that everybody shape and size is BEAUTIFUL” Gwala wrote.

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Bonang Matheba is one boss babe who’s loyal B-Force never fails to help her make everything she does a trending success – Taking to social media with a saucy selfie from Sun City, Bonang reminded the public just why she is the queen – Bonang fans blew up the comment section, letting B know that they are there for all that she is

Bonang Matheba is one lady who can break the internet with a single selfie. Queen B has a loyal army known as the B-Force that never fails to blow up on every single post that she makes. Seeing independent boss babes like Bonang succeed is something a lot of other women and even men thrive off. Strong is the new sexy and Bonang has it going on!

Queen B post a steamy snap on social media and we knew exactly what was going to happen, it was going to send B trending, and it did! Some of the pictures Bonang post should come with a warning notice because they’re that fire. Social media can sometimes be a little risky as people flaunt what their momma gave them.

Bonang is one celeb who treats the people with saucy selfies quite often. Bonang is not only a pretty face and a flaming body though, she is also a business mogul and that is what makes her so inspiring and relevant.

There are too many reasons to list as to why Bonang has such a loyal following who lap up everything she does. Taking to social media, Queen B posted a snap of herself living her best life at one of her favourite vaycay destinations, Sun City. After seeing this snap, we are sure some got whiplash or high blood pressure seeing B like this.

A couple has insisted “size doesn’t matter” amid criticism their relationship is a ‘marketing stunt’.

Ivorian singer and plus-size model Eudoxie Yao says her relationship with Guinean musician Grand P is going well after online trolls accused them of only being together for ‘commercial reasons’.

Grand P, whose real name is Moussa Sandiana Kaba, was born with progeria, an extremely rare genetic disorder that has affected his physical stature.

he says they are very happy together, adding “the physical doesn’t count”.

Taking to Instagram, where she has nearly 1 million followers, Eudoxie wrote: “We are happy together, and this is the most important thing.

“Thank you, everyone, for your support.