"What You Did Was Trash Me": Ntsiki Mazwai Demands Apology From Jub Jub After Kelly Khumalo Statement

"What You Did Was Trash Me": Ntsiki Mazwai Demands Apology From Jub Jub After Kelly Khumalo Statement

  • Ntsiki Mazwai is demanding a public apology from Jub Jub following his apology to singer Kelly Khumalo
  • Ntsiki feels that Jub Jub and his family used her name to intimidate Amanda Du Pont and other women into not speaking out
  • Jub Jub was given an ultimatum to either apologise to Kelly for what he said during an interview with popular podcaster MacG or lose his TV hosting gig

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It never rains but pours for TV presenter and musician Molemo 'Jub Jub' Maaronhanye. Following his apology to singer Kelly Khumalo, controversial poet Ntsiki Mzawai is also demanding her own apology from him.

Ntsiki Mazwai, Jub Jub, Kelly Khumalo
Ntsiki Mazwai says Jub Jub must also apologise to her. Image: @miss_ntsiki_mazwai and @official_jubjub
Source: Instagram

Ntsiki Mazwai took to social media to ask Jub Jub to issue a public apology to her for dragging her name in a statement he issued following his rape saga with actress Amanda Du Pont and Radio and TV personality Masechaba Khumalo last year.

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According to TimesLive, Ntsiki's name was mentioned by the Maaronhanye family spokesperson Andile Ngcobo when he compared Jub Jub and Amanda's case to DJ Fresh and Ntsiki's legal battle:

"It's poignant that we also highlight that judge Brian Spilg of the South Gauteng High Court presided over a similar case in the matter between DJ Fresh and Ntsiki Mazwai, during which he cautioned people not to abuse social media to make unfounded and irresponsible claims of gender-based violence (GBV) which could not be backed up by any facts or evidence."

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This week, Jub Jub penned a lengthy statement to the Empini singer for his slurs during the controversial interview on Podcast and Chill with MacG. The NdiKhokhele hitmaker apologised for accusing the mother of his son of using witchcraft to lure him into a relationship. He even promised that he would undergo 'sensitivity training'.

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ZAlebs reports that Ntsiki took to social media following Jub Jub's apology to ask for a public apology from the Uyajola 9/9 host.

She said:

"Thank you Jub Jub. Can I also have an apology for your family dragging my name when trying to intimidate these women that was unfair and unacceptable. We grew up together, I know your family, you know mine. What you did was trash to me."

Jub Jub's apology to Kelly Khumalo rocks timelines as Mzansi takes sides

In more on the same story, Briefly News reported that Jub Jub is trending as peeps scrutinise his long-awaited apology to Kelly Khumalo. The TV personality was forced to make peace with Kelly Khumalo or risk losing his employment. Many feel dissatisfied with the public statement.

Jub Jub did not take Aubrey Tau's threat lightly as just days after the CEO warned him that he is at risk of losing his contract with Moja Love, the Uyajola 9/9 host has apologised to Kelly Khumalo.

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The South African reports that Jub Jub released a statement on his social media platforms expressing his remorse to Kelly for the things he said about her during the interview.

The TV reality show host expressed that he wishes things could be different between the two of them and hopes they can work things out one day.

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Privie Kandi (Entertainment Editor) Privilege Kandi is an entertainment news editor (joined Briefly in 2022). A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate from the Christian College of Southern Africa (2016), she has been in the arts and entertainment industry for six years. Privie has worked for the Zimbabwe International Film and Festival Trust as a communications officer and a writer and TV producer for lifestyle and entertainment channel CME TV. She passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at privie.kandi@briefly.co.za.