Cindy Makhathini Weeps Uncontrollably While Opening Up About Her Struggles in Trending Video
- Cindy Makhathini broke down during an Instagram LIVE, revealing she is going through a rough patch in her life
- The video, which went viral, showed Cindy expressing her struggles despite appearing okay in public
- SA reacted with mixed comments, with some urging her to seek help while others accused her of clout chasing, reflecting on the toll of a fast-paced lifestyle
- Briefly News spoke to psychologist and relationship expert Paula Quinsee about what it means when a person publicly expresses their emotions
Socialite and club hostess Cindy Makhathini broke down during an Instagram LIVE. The controversial star shared that she was going through a rough patch.
Cindy Makhathini opens up about her struggles
Cindy Makhathini recently sparked concern among her followers when she broke down on social media. The popular club hostess failed to control her tears as she opened up about going through a rough patch in her life.
The now-viral video was shared on the social media platform X by the controversial entertainment blogger Musa Khawula. In the video, Cindy, who seemed to be on the phone with an unidentified man, said she pretends to be okay in public but is going through a lot. The post read:
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"Cindy Makhathini breaks down as she reveals that she's currently going through a lot."
Speaking exclusively to Briefly News, relationship expert and psychologist Paula Quinsee spoke about showing emotion in public. Quinsee is the Founder of Engaged Humans, facilitating connection between men, women and couples. Paula is also the author of 2 self-help guides: Embracing Conflict and Embracing No as well as an international speaker, advocate for mental health and activist for gender-based violence. She said:
"Expressing emotions openly is a sign of both vulnerability and strength. Vulnerability involves the willingness to be open, genuine, and emotionally exposed, which can be uncomfortable, but it is key to building deeper connections with others.
"Strength comes from having the courage to express one’s emotions despite the risk of potential judgment or misunderstanding. Being open to expressing emotions builds authenticity in relationships, developing trust and emotional intimacy."
Mzansi reacts to Cindy Makhathini's video
Social media users shared mixed reactions to the socialite's video. Some said she needed help, while others accused her of chasing clout.
@IamEmmanie_H said:
"What's going on? Ikuku aysasebenzi? Or is BBL leaking?"
@DMN4ever commented:
"I think ladies should find another way of income because this thing of being slay queens & being Jollofinas is costing their life. .big time!!!!!🚮"
@10GEE_Khumi wrote:
"Guys, honestly speaking- the fast life gets tiring at some point. Especially a life that you live and doesn’t bring any form of stability, it gets to you. No child, no partner, no career. Just bbl vibes nje 😖"
@Cmphiwe_Inkosi said:
"We don't talk much about how we collect bad souls for sleeping with different souls every now and then... This thing is serious bafwethu, spiritual bondage is a real thing and you will see flames as time goes on. You completely lose yourself and go through depression."
Cindy Makhathini vows never to date industry boys
Meanwhile, Briefly News reported that Cindy Makhathini and DJ Felo Le Tee have parted ways after dating for months. The socialite and club hostess shared the details about their split on social media.
Another celebrity relationship has bitten the dust again. Cindy Makhathing shocked Mzansi when she announced that she had ended things with DJ Felo Le Tee after months of dating.
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Source: Briefly News
Privie Kandi (Entertainment Editor) Privilege Kandi is an entertainment news editor (joined Briefly in 2022). A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate from the Christian College of Southern Africa (2016), she has been in the arts and entertainment industry for six years. Privie has worked for the Zimbabwe International Film and Festival Trust as a communications officer and a writer and TV producer for lifestyle and entertainment channel CME TV. She passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at privie.kandi@briefly.co.za.
Paula Quinsee (Certified Relationship Therapy Educator and founder of Engaged Humans) Paula Quinsee is the founder of Engaged Humans, facilitating connection between individuals and organisations to create a more human-connected world. She is a certified Imago Relationship Therapy educator and facilitator, NLP practitioner, PDA analyst, coach and trainer. Paula is also the author of two self-help guides - Embracing Conflict and Embracing No - as well as an international speaker, advocate for mental health and activist for gender-based violence.