Bongani Fassie Hit With R6 Million Lawsuit, Lance Stehr Sues Brenda Fassie’s Son for Defamation of Character

• Music executive Lance Stehr is reportedly suing Bongani Fassie for R6.5 million following the claims he made during his reality show
• Brenda Fassie's son alleged that the record label owner introduced him to dr*gs during his reality show, Finding Bongani
• The talented music producer denied that he received the summons but confirmed that he received a call from the court sheriff

Brenda Fassie's son Bongani Fassie has been hit with a R6.5 million lawsuit. Music mogul Lance Stehr has apparently served the reality TV star with court papers.

The record label boss is suing the music producer for allegedly claiming he introduced him to dr*gs. Bongani reportedly revealed this in his reality show, Finding Bongani.

ZAlebs reports that Drum Magazine shared that Lance has denied giving the star dr*gs which is why he's taking legal action against him. He's suing Bongani Fassie for R6.5 million for defamation of character. He also claimed that he has lost his income because of the allegations.

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Bongani denied that he has received the summons, adding that he only received a call from the sheriff. He further shared that he's not worried because Lance allegedly signed consent to do the show.

"You see, that's where the danger is," added Bongani.

Nota Baloyi begs for prayers after losing court case against DJ Shimza

In other entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Nota Baloyi has begged Mzansi for prayers. The opinionated media personality is going through a lot lately.

He has been trending on social media for all the wrong reasons for the past few weeks. His estranged wife and singer Berita recently revealed that they've ended their relationship and DJ Shimza won a defamation case against him a few days ago.

Kwesta's former manager was ordered to pay the world-renowned music producer over R200 000 in damages. Taking to Twitter, Nota shared that he feels that's it's about time South Africans pray for him. Tweeps took to the controversial music exec's timeline to share their thoughts on his posts. Some offered him sound advice.

Source: Briefly News