Lady Zamar Confronts Her Mental Health Struggles After Her Sjava Scandal, Blasts Cyberbullies and Trolls

• Lady Zamar has broken her silence about her mental health since her charges against Ngempela hitmaker, Sjava were withdrawn
• The Love is Blind singer says she has been diagnosed with depression and PTSD and is receiving counselling
• She said the fact that the National Prosecuting Authority's decision to drop the charges does not erase her version of events

Lady Zamar said the fact that her abuse case was withdrawn by the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) doesn't change the fact that she is a victim.

Lady Zamar becomes a victim of cyberbullying after Sjava allegations

Singer Yamikani Janet Banda, who goes by the name Lady Zamar, came under harsh social media scrutiny when she claimed on Instagram to have been abused by fellow artist, Sjava when the pair were allegedly in a relationship.

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The claims divided social media, but Lady Zamar was soon the enemy of socials, catching smoke every time Sjava trended.

Hitmaker finds new ways to heal after NPA dropped case against Sjava

According to the City Press, the Collide singer said the decision taken by the NPA to withdraw the claims has made things very difficult for her. She has managed to confront her mental health issues after being diagnosed with compound PTSD and depression in 2020.

She also said that her break from music has somewhat helped her deal with the trauma of the abuse. She added that she'd seen psychiatrists and psychologists who made her understand that the ordeal was not her fault:

"I’ve forgiven myself for being ignorant, for not realising that a lot of people are bad people. I’ve forgiven myself for not being confident in myself. I saw that I could stand up to everybody and the monsters around me.”

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Here are some tweets about Lady Zamar's mental health since the Sjava controversy:

@Post94kid reminded her:

"Lady Zamar, apologise for what you did to Sjava. Deactivating your social media accounts will help keep your mental health stable, but the masses won't stop coming for you until you apologise."

@Lady_Zamar said:

"Taking care of your mental health should stay your number one priority even in this season of festivities, laughter, dancing, music, food and fun… have a happy and safe December everyone ❤️."

@qebow_g encouraged her:

"Bathong baby. Please don’t break down, leave social media if necessary. I am just looking out for your emotional well-being and mental health. I love you and do go off if it gets overwhelming."

@TrueOrFake5 said:

@Lady_Zamar baby girl just stay strong and take care of yourself. You are older and wiser now, so just take care of your mental health. The past is the past, look to the future, no one is perfect, not even life judges."

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It is not all hate for Lady Zamar

In a different Briefly News report, Mzansi showered the singer with warm birthday wishes as the hitmaker turned 28 in June.

Announcing her special day on Twitter in a beautiful dress, tweeps sent warm messages, encouraging her to ignore the "hate" she has been receiving and allow the flow of love in her space.

Source: Briefly News