Reports of Sir Trill Allegedly Committing Suicide Days After Concerning Posts Causes Stir on Social Media
- Social media was a buzz following unconfirmed reports that amapiano star Sir Trill allegedly took his life
- This comes days after he took to Twitter to vent about not getting any money from all the hit songs he has worked on
- Condolence messages started making rounds on social media but Mzansi said they are waiting for credible sources to confirm the news
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Sir Trill is trending on Twitter following news that the star committed suicide after his concerning posts.
Source: Twitter
The star raised eyebrows when he tweeted that he never received a dime from the hit songs he has worked on. He added that the situation is tiring and mentally damaging.
Sir Trill posts concerning tweets about final post
Taking to his Twitter page on 1 February, the hitmaker hinted that he was tweeting for the last time. Fans were not sure whether he meant he was quitting social media or he meant something else. He wrote:
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"Thank you to everybody who genuinely supports “SIR TRILL”. This will probably be my last tweet."
Social media react to news of Sir Trill's death
According to ZAlebs, Twitter came to a standstill when reports that Sir Trill had taken his life started making rounds online. A Facebook post shared the message that read:
"It is sad that Sir Trill has committed suicide days after he announced that he was never paid for the features he has done. We are still waiting for the full updates in order to confirm the rumours."
The post had peeps sharing mixed reactions. Many said they would wait for credible sources to confirm the news.
@Gomzangwana92 said:
"Let’s avoid spreading unverified news especially when it involves death. Their family members are probably freaking out."
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Babes Wodumo slammed for promoting her New Single on Mampintsha’s page, star’s sister defends her from trolls
In more entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Babes Wodumo was slammed by many for using Mampintsha's social media accounts a few months after his death. Her sister has to jump to her defence.
The Gqom artist used her late hubby's Facebook page to promote her upcoming single with TNS. Babes Wodumo used the page with over 1.4 million followers to announce her upcoming song, which rubbed many up the wrong way.
TshisaLIVE reports that Babes' manager, who is also her sister, said the artist had every right to use her late hubby's social media platforms. She went on to share that even Mampintsha would not have a problem with Babes using his Facebook page.
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