SK Khoza: More Alarming Footage Surfaces After Resort Denies Claims of Racial Slurs, “He Did a Lot That Day”

SK Khoza: More Alarming Footage Surfaces After Resort Denies Claims of Racial Slurs, “He Did a Lot That Day”

  • Former The Queen actor SK Khoza has been making headlines lately following videos of his uncalled-for behaviour leaked on social media
  • South Africans raised concerns for the star's wellbeing and mental health due to the video, in which he was recorded shouting profanities at a white man
  • He later denied claims that he was under the influence of drugs, saying the white man had provoked him, hence his erratic behaviour
  • Another video of the star insulting a security guard at what looks like a liquor store has also hit social media and fans are calling for him to be brought to book

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Social media went into overdrive when a disturbing video of former The Queen actor SK Khoza surfaced. In the video, Khoza was seen shouting racial slurs and profanities at an older white man at a lodge.

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More disturbing videos of SK Khoza insulting people surface. Image: @skcoza
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Peeps raised concerns over the star's mental health, with many calling on his family and close friends to help him get the necessary help.

Khoza, however, cleared the air in an interview with Sunday World. He said his erratic behaviour was a response to a racial slur by the staff at the lodge. He said:

"I was away with friends in Mpumalanga, and the white man you see in the video was racist towards me, so I retaliated. He called me by the 'K-word'."

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TimesLIVE reports that the lodge where the incident took place denied the claims. The publication also notes that the resort said they had to ask Khoza to leave their premises because of his behaviour.

"The safety and security of our guests and employees are of the utmost importance. After an incident on Saturday, we asked a guest demonstrating disruptive behaviour to leave the hotel premises."

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However, concerns for the star's mental health have continued to mount after another disturbing video surfaced. In the video, Khoza is also hurling insults and profanities at a security guard.

Peeps weighed in on the video, with some blaming his friends for going around town with him while he was in such a sorry state. Others said the actor should be sued for insulting people.

@BornNtate said:

"Those guys were probably swiping with his card angeke. Instead of taking him home, they went to the filling station, to the bottle store and groove. That time they kept recording him."

@ThembaniTn added:

"Whoever walked and drove SK and captured these moments on that day, if I were to judge, the person is guilty."

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Briefly News previously reported that SK Khoza's viral video raised concerns among Mzansi social media. The former The Queen star trended on Twitter following a viral video of the actor shouting insults at an unidentified man.

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Many suggested that the star was either depressed or under the influence of narcotics, hence the uncalled-for behaviour. Others suggested that he needs professional help due to the way he acted.

Khoza later took to his Instagram page to react to the disturbing video. ZAlebs reports that the talented actor wrote a cryptic message on his Instagram stories.

Source: Briefly News

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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.