Ntsiki Mazwai Drags DJ Zinhle for Making Kairo Forbes Perform AKA’s Song on Stage, Netizens Disagree

Ntsiki Mazwai Drags DJ Zinhle for Making Kairo Forbes Perform AKA’s Song on Stage, Netizens Disagree

  • Ntsiki Mazwai has touched yet another nerve this time, going for DJ Zinhle and her parenting skills
  • She blasted the Umlilo hitmaker for allowing her daughter Kairo to perform her father's song on stage
  • The poet's tweet received a lot of mixed reactions but had many social media users disagreeing with her sentiment

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Kairo Forbes performed her father AKA's song during a live show performance with her mother, DJ Zinhle.
Ntsiki Mazwai criticises DJ Zinhle for making an emotional Kairo perform with her on a live stage at her tender age. Images: @djzinhle, @missntsikimazwai
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Ntsiki Mazwai has come for DJ Zinhle's parenting skills, dragging her for allowing Kairo Forbes to perform her late father, AKA's song, while on stage with her.

Ntsiki Mazwai comes for DJ Zinhle's parenting skills

She responded to an X (formerly known as Twitter) user @MsNormani, who applauded Kairo for her bravery and said:

"Kairo was so brave to grace the stage, especially at her age. Please guys be kind to the little girl, and also people mourn differently just let her be, her crying was also the release of her pain and proudness of her dad glad @DJZinhle and Nadia have back."

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Ntsiki responded and said:

"A lot of artists have children, their children don't belong on stage."

Check out the post:

Tweeps disagree with Ntsiki Mazwai's sentiments on children performing

Netizens had strong feelings about the matter. While most felt Zinhle's actions were warranted to let her child grieve, others felt that the culture was unfair to children:

@MsNormani defended:

"But if it's something she wanted to do, to honour her dad then what, parenting is different to others, we should not judge based on what you wouldn't or would do."

@Ntwani_Mabasa agreed:

"Hai life doesn’t come with a manual phila impilo yakho the way you want and let others be. Ngeke sphile the way wena ufuna ngakhona."

@PrinceSirH disagreed with Ntsiki:

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"Nothing wrong there. Come on, that's why bana balona ba leng lazy so."

@BNkoadi was practical:

"But let's be honest, Kairo has always been a brand from birth nje, I mean she had her own social media account from day one."

@NailTechinTo was on Kairo's side:

"You're calling for it neh? Why mara, she’s a child hle, let her be. She wants to share the stage with her mom."

@Bellanxhovu called out:

"Just because we have never seen yours that doesn’t mean they have to do the same as you!"

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Molebogeng Seemela (Entertainment Editor) Molebogeng Seemela is a journalist and a current affairs reporter for Briefly News (joined in 2023) with over 10 years of experience. She obtained her National Diploma in 2013, and Bachelor of Technology in 2014 at TUT, majoring in Editorial Management. Specialist Reporting: Print, Features and Reviews; Advanced Reporting; and Advanced Editing and Design for Print. She has been a freelance journalist for several years but cemented her place as a reporter with the SABC, and Cosmopolitan SA.