Makhadzi’s Fans Defend the ‘Mjolo’ Hitmaker Amid Allegations She Is Blue Ticking a Promoter She Owes Money

Makhadzi’s Fans Defend the ‘Mjolo’ Hitmaker Amid Allegations She Is Blue Ticking a Promoter She Owes Money

  • Makhadzi's fans are standing with their fav after a music promoter headed to social media to claim the Ghanama hitmaker owes him money
  • The Twitter user with the handle @RabsVhafuwiSA headed to the streets to allege that Makhadzi and her team were ignoring his calls and messages
  • Fans accused the user of trying to smear Makhadzi's name with the posts with many claiming that he is the one at fault

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Makhadzi found herself topping Twitter trends after she was called out by a Twitter user who alleged that she was ignoring his calls and messages.

Makhadzi's fans defend her from online trolls
Makhadzi topped Twitter trends after allegations that she is owing a music promoter some money. Image: @makhadzisa.
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Per the reports circulating on social media, the Matorokisi hitmaker was supposed to pay back the money she was paid after failing to perform,

The Twitter user with the handle @RabsVhafuwiSA shared a screenshot of a previous post he had tagged the star saying she was ignoring his messages about the money she owes. The post read:

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"Hi Makhadzi, do we have to fight over such a small amount though? Please do the right thing and pay up. And stop ignoring my calls and messages. I think we are too grown for such. And I don't even want this social media attention, I have just run out of options to get to you."

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According to ZAlebs, fans were not having the allegations against the star. Many accused the Twitter user of chasing clout with Makhadzi's name.

@musiiwa_ra said:

"Rabs we know you’re working with Ritha D, so you will do anything to ruin Makhadzi’s name."

@Gjing_superman

"What must she refund you for? You booked her, she arrived, and you said she should not perform. She could've been at another gig but you chose to waste her time, now you want a refund? Nidelela abantu kodwa yaz."

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@kutamatshianeo noted:

"Rabs stop what you are trying to do, Makhadzi even did you a very big favour, she charged you 20000, and her real price starts from 50k to 100k."

Minnie Dlamini opens up about losing gigs because of lies spread by naysayers for clout on social media

In more entertainment news, Briefly News previously reported that Minnie Dlamini has opened up about losing gigs because of social media trolls. The media personality also shared that she was hurt by some of the things that were said about her online.

TshisaLIVE reports that the TV presenter got candid about the disadvantages of social media during her recent interview on KFM. She said most of the time it's sad or hurt people who troll celebs on social media platforms.

She claimed most trolls spread rumours about entertainers just for clout. Minnie Dlamini said she fears that her son or parents would read the allegations circulating online.

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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.

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