School officials have reportedly expelled Christian Khumalo, the son of South African singer Kelly Khumalo and her ex-boyfriend Jub Jub. Christian is the son of Kelly Khumalo and her ex-boyfriend Jub Jub. It appears that the 12-year-old child has found himself on the wrong side of the law for the first time. Kelly Khumalo’s lover, Mthokozisi Yende, a former soccer star, was allegedly irresponsible with his medicines, according to a report in the media. Kelly’s son is claimed to have injected himself with the narcotic substance marijuana that he had stolen from Kelly’s boyfriend, according to authorities.
 

 

As a result of the widespread pressure being applied to Kelly Khumalo, the news has elicited a variety of reactions. People have expressed concern that she has been negligent in her care of her son. This boy was introduced to drugs at home, and he observed people who used those drugs succeeding in life, leading him to believe it was a positive development.

People have said that Kelly should swallow her pride and enable Jub Jub to be a present father and play a role in his life that he really needs. Jub jub did indicate that this child requires his assistance and that a ceremony must be performed on his behalf by his paternal relatives. Meanwhile, some believe that Kelly is concerned about her son telling Jub Jub about the night Senzo was killed because he still remembers the bad guys. However, Kelly has not confirmed this theory.

Kelly Khumalo appeared to be completely oblivious to her son’s needs. Some believe that the reason he is involved in drugs is because his father, Jub Jub, was also involved in narcotics at one point. The stepfather, who also happens to be his mother’s boyfriend, was responsible for the youngster being detected in possession of drugs.

The parents are the ones who are ultimately responsible for the protection of their children. Her problem is that she has made her children become public figures, which is her own fault. As a public, we are expected to remain silent when they violate our rights by posting their parties on social media. However, when they do something wrong, we are expected to remain silent.