Inside Musa Mseleku Lawsuit Against Queen Lolly, TV Star’s Lawyers Address “Cease and Desist” Letter to Singer

Inside Musa Mseleku Lawsuit Against Queen Lolly, TV Star’s Lawyers Address “Cease and Desist” Letter to Singer

  • Musa Mseleku and his son Mpumelelo Mseleku threatened to sue Queen Lolly if she did not remove her "defamatory and illegal" social media posts
  • The singer claimed she shared a bed with one of the Mselekus in an interview and later posted another video claiming she's romantically linked to Mpumelelo
  • The Mselekus, through their legal team, said they would have no choice but to approach the high court if Queen Lolly persists with her "defamatory" conduct

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Musa Mseleku's lawyers have reportedly issued a "cease and desist" letter to Queen Lolly following her comments. Musa and his son Mpumelelo trended on social media after Queen Lolly claimed she shared the same bedroom with one of the Mselekus.

The Mselekus are threatening to sue Queen Lolly
Musa Mseleku and his son want Queen Lolly to stop making "derogatory" comments against them. Image: @musamseleku, @queen_lolly_sgananda
Source: Instagram

In a video seen by Briefly News, the singer, real name Nomfundo Shezi, referred to Musa Mseleku as her "father-in-law" and claimed she's his son's girlfriend.

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Queen Lolly told to remove "defamatory and illegal" post about the Mselekus

The Mselekus' legal team told TshisaLIVE that their offices addressed a cease and desist letter to Nomfundo Shezi and controversial podcaster Musa Khawula to remove the "defamatory and illegal" social media posts regarding their clients.

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The lawyers said should Queen Lolly and Khawula persist with their "defamatory and illegal conduct", Musa Mseleku and his son will have no choice but to approach the high court.

On Sunday, Queen Lolly took to social media and requested a family meeting to discuss her remarks. Chris Excel shared her TikTok video on Twitter.

Mzansi reacts to Queen Lolly's video

Peeps took to the comments section on the microblogging app and shared mixed views to Queen Lolly's comments.

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@Teddykaykay said:

"I think I'm starting to like Queen Lolly, girl of evidence."

@DarkBerry_101 wrote:

"I think we can safely say we have found a wife for Nota. They both live in their heads."

@nxalati8 commented:

"I’m just here for this drama."

@tshepiso_kawa wrote:

"It's the fact that she's laughing."

@The_watcher_808 said:

"Things people do for two minutes fame."

@SimphiweShobed2 added:

"Attention seeking this one."

Euphonik pays R700 for his breakfast in Miami

In other entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Euphonik took to his timeline to share that he paid a whopping R700 for his breakfast in Miami, US. The globe-trotting DJ even posted the bill from the expensive restaurant as proof.

Taking to Twitter, the dance music producer advised people who are thinking about leaving Mzansi to think about how expensive it is to live overseas. The former 5FM presenter captioned his post:

"Breakfast in Miami. The whole leave SA and move overseas talk is nice until you're having a R700 breakfast for 1."

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Source: Briefly News

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Mxolisi Mngadi (Editor) Mxolisi Mngadi is an entertainment reporter. He graduated in 2002 from Damelin with a Diploma in Journalism, majoring in African and International Studies, Journalism and Electronic Media. He then started his journalism career at the Daily Sun newspaper, went on to The Citizen, and worked as a senior reporter at News24. He has been a writer for more than 15 years.

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