Video Shows Moment Makhadzi Was Attacked With Bottles After Arriving Late for Show in Zimbabwe

• A video making rounds on social media shows the moment South African superstar Makhadzi was attacked while performing in Zimbabwe
• The Matorokisi hitmaker had to cut her performance short when she reportedly arrived at the event after midnight
• The star also didn't have a live band, instead, she was lip-syncing during the performance with two backup dancers in the background

Makhadzi is losing popularity among her Zimbabwean fans. The star is currently trending for the wrong reasons after she was chased off the stage by angry concertgoers.

Zimbabwe had become a second home for Makhadzi but not anymore. The singer will have to think twice before booking gigs in the neighbouring country following a recent incident.

Makhadzi chased off the stage by angry Zimbabweans

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According to ZAlebs, the award-winning South African star left the stage in a hurry after her fans started throwing bottles and stones at her. Per the report, the Ghanama hitmaker who was the headline act at a show in Mutare arrived late and fans were already angry.

Zimbabwean entertainment blog Zim Celebs added that Makhadzi arrived at the venue after midnight and didn't have a live band. The Mjolo singer allegedly lip-synced three songs and left the stage.

The move did not sit well with the already agitated crowd who started throwing missiles on stage forcing Makhadzi and her crew to run for their lives. A video making rounds on social media shows the chaos at the gig.

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Makhadzi bags trophy at Ubuntu Awards, singer thanks her fans online: “You have carried me all these years”

In more entertainment news, Briefy News also reported that Makhadzi is the girl she thinks she is after being awarded at the Ubuntu Awards. The Ghanama hitmaker took home the Ubuntu Arts and Culture Diplomacy Award.

According to sanews.gov.za, the award ceremony was organised by the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) and held at the Cape Town Convention Centre on February 11.

Proud of the huge achievement, Makhadzi penned a lengthy post thanking her fans for supporting her journey in music.

Source: Briefly News