Makhadzi Allegedly Misses Event, Fails to Show Up at Gig After Getting Paid Nearly R100k for 1 Performance

• Makhadzi was not able to attend a show, and the person who booked her let it the country know that he was let down
• The star performer got exposed by a Limpopo businessman Seth Molapo who explained how she cancelled
• Makhadzi has been accused of having the same problem before, but this time, it seems the accusations may stick

Makhadzi is a stellar artist but has a reputation for sometimes being a no-show. The latest accusation comes after a client, Seth Molapo, spent nearly R100 000 on the superstar.

Makhadzi has been called out for not fulfilling the contracts she agreed to. News of the musician cancelling came after she got booked well in advance.

Makhadzi is a no-show after getting a full fee

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According to ZAlebs, businessman Seth Molapo told the media that he paid Makahadzi R95 000. He says the payment was made nine days before the event on 4 October.

The businessman said Makhadzi called him on 1 October to cancel, saying she was sick after her one-woman show. ZAlebs reports that said gave back R40 000 from what he paid her.

Makhadzi has been in trouble for the same thing with Inno Morolong, but fans usually defend her. The Ghanama hitmaker is beloved by fans and constantly gets praise on social media.

@phuttydarker commented:

"They know the lyrics."

@kitlaneshaku commented:

"Girl you are a star."

@poelano_m commented:

"A living legend."

@bomba_ecute commented:

"My friend o star."

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@rams.co.sy commented:

"Moving from country to country and they sing along in those countries."

@lesegoo_maleboo commented:

"Yhoo Makhadzi you the best."

"Go and buy at phemisi": English deals with Makhadzi again, Mzansi in stitches

Briefly News previously reported that Makhadzi is on the receiving end of jokes about her English. The singer was doing a promo for her skincare range when she failed to pronounce "pharmacy."

In the trending clip, the Ghanama hitmaker told followers that Mavoda, her body lotion, can be bought at a pharmacy in Polokwane.

When she came across the word pharmacy, she pronounced it "phemesi" and then asked fans how to say it. A tweep posted the clip on Twitter, and other tweeps were in stitches over their fave.

Source: Briefly News