Max Lichaba Demands R500k From Stepson for Scathing Diss Track
- Max Lichaba is reportedly suing his stepson, Lwandle Ndaba, of a whooping R500 000 for the diss track he dropped against him
- In a statement, Lichaba claimed that the contents of the song were false and defamed his image and brand
- Lichaba denied ever abusing his estranged wife Sophie Ndaba and added that Lwandle was welcome to furnish evidence that proved his allegations
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It seems Max Lichaba is not ready to let bygones by bygones and wants his stepson Lwandle to pay up for defaming him in a viral diss track.
Source: Instagram
ZAlebs reported that Lichaba took to Instagram to release a statement about the lawsuit. He explained that he had respect for estranged wife Sophie Ndaba and wished her no harm.
He also denied having abused her in any way and pledged his support to anti-gender-based violence organisations.
"I distance myself from any allegations to this effect and confirm my support to these campaigns. Any allegations against me, to this effect, is denial and dismissed with the contempt it deserves."
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Lichaba went on to say that the diss track by Lwandle Ndaba called My Step Dad a devil, was not truthful. The song alleged that Lichaba abused Sophie Ndaba and spent all her money. The track also alleged that Lichaba cheated on Sophie multiple times.
"I have sought legal advise on the matter and any allegations or insinuations created by the song are denied. Mr. Ndaba will have an opportunity to prove his statements in court as these allegations are viewed in a serious light.”
According to ZAlebs, Lichaba is demanding R500 000 in damages to his reputation and brand.
Sophie Ndaba’s son drops diss track about Max Lichaba, Mzansi supports him
Briefly News previously reported that Sophie Ndaba trended on social media recently after her last-born son, Lwandle Ndaba, dropped a diss track aimed at his estranged stepfather, Max Lichaba.
Lwandle, who goes by the stage name, Ocean L, released the song My Step Dad A Devil and Mzansi made sure it went viral.
The 22-year-old tore into Lichaba in all of the verses, exposing him for allegedly using his mother for her fame and money.
Source: Briefly News
