Afro-pop singer Kelly Khumalo has allegedly become the black sheep of her family.

Apparently she has been disowned by the Khumalo clan.

WHICH IS ALLEGEDLY ANGRY AT HER FOR TRYING TO DIVIDE THE FAMILY!

The accusations follow the songstress’s heated argument with her mum, Ntombifuthi Khumalo. Over her young sister Zandi Khumalo whom she is no longer in good books with.

According to an insider the Khumalos had distanced themselves from the Empini hitmaker.

” When she began fighting with Zandi she expected her mum to take her side. But Ntombifuthi decided not to choose sides.

” Eventually, Kelly told her mum to stop talking to Zandi, Again her mum refused to do so.

“Kelly wasn’t impressed by this and began bullying her mother.
“She would shout, yell, and belittle Ntombifuthi in front of her kids.”

” When she began fighting with Zandi she expected her mum to take her side. But Ntombifuthi decided not to choose sides.

” Eventually, Kelly told her mum to stop talking to Zandi, Again her mum refused to do so.

“Kelly wasn’t impressed by this and began bullying her mother.
“She would shout, yell, and belittle Ntombifuthi in front of her kids.”

The mole also said this all happened four months ago.

” At the time her mother was looking after Kelly’s kids in Jozi. She was also there to be featured in Kelly’s reality TV show,” the informant said.

” The fight between Kelly and her mum got so bitter, Ntombifuthi packed her bags and left for KZN. This put the brakes on Kelly’s reality TV show.”

The source also said Kelly Khumalo’s mum had to be begged to return to Jozi.

“This is the other reason her reality show was delayed.”

The Khumalo’s tried to resolve the fight between Zandi and Kelly but failed.

” The problem is Kelly refuses to come back home. She is too much of a celebrity and has distanced herself from her family,” The insider claimed.

“She thinks she is better than everyone else, hence she has been disowned.”

Another source said the situation between Kelly and her sister had gone from bad to worse, they have completely stopped talking to each other, They have nothing good to say about each other and don’t even congratulate each other on their successes.

“A few weeks ago, Zandi received a Golden award fro her song, Akwanele, and Kelly wasn’t there to show support,.

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“My healing journey leaves me in deep thoughts at times. Some days I don’t even want to think, but I have learnt to be strong enough to face it for me to heal,” said Mome.

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“One day I decided to free myself from them emotionally through meditation and psychological healing. I was free and, when I freed myself, my focus was centred on my family,” said Mome.

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