Kelly Khumalo Tells Thirsty Men Who Slide into Her DM's to 'Tsek
- Kelly Khumalo let men know that if the slide into her DM's they are going to be disappointed
- She told those men who demanded her attention and badgered her into giving them her attention to 'tsek
- Kelly said that just because Valentine's Day was around the corner didn#t mean she was going to settle for anyone, she would choose Mr Right
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Kelly Khumalo posted a video on Instagram telling men who slide into her DM's to 'tsek and that they are wasting their time.
Source: Instagram
She put on a funny Russian accent while she spoke and recounted how some men try to bully and blackmail her into responding.
Kelly made it clear that she would have none of that. She added that just because Valentine's Day is around the corner she wouldn't settle for any man.
She made it clear that she would choose who she spends her time with and that she would wait until she found the right man and wouldn't settle for anything less.
"Don’t find yourself in relationsh*t because of Valentines I’m warning you ⚠️ ♀️♀️♀️"
Her fans loved the post and shared their reactions in the comments section:
sylvester_tanaka:
"MaKhumalo you’re absolutely hilarious I can’t even with you but all facts no cap."
silvipash:
"You go Girl tell him to get lost ."
jongabathabile5:
"Yes gal wait for the right 1 uzoza whn the time is right ❤️"
Earlier, Briefly.co.za reported that Kelly Khumalo took to social media recently to share her thoughts on Minister of Arts and Culture Nathi Mthethwa. The Empini singer has accused Mthethwa of not caring about Mzansi artists amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Kelly and many other artists have shared their financial struggles on social media and have used their platforms to call Mthethwa out for not financially assisting them during the pandemic.
In other news, Kelly Khumalo just can't stay away from controversy. The title of her new song Ngathwala Ngaye, which has rubbed many social media users up the wrong way.
Although the song is an innocent love ballad, the title has a double meaning which many believe alludes to Senzo Meyiwa's murder.
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Source: Briefly News
