Maweni vs Skhotheni: Singer Kelly Khumalo Intervenes in the Fight Between the Sangomas

• The South African Afro Pop singer Kelly Khumalo had decided to intervene in the fight between Gogo Skhotheni and Gogo Maweni
• The star expressed her disappointment in the ladies for having a heated fight on social media and respecting their calling
• Khumalo shared how important it was for them to respect their calling and what they are doing is stripping their dignity

Wigs are off, and now this war between Gogo Skhotheni and Gogo Maweni has gotten out of hand, as one of the most respected and loved celebrities decided to intervene.

Why Kelly Khumalo intervened in Maweni and Skhotheni's fight

Social media has been buzzing ever since the two controversial Gobelas decided to post their fight on social media once again for everyone to witness and choose their side.

This fight started off with videos of Maweni attacking Skhotheni and also dragging her deceased son into the war. Still, the award-winning singer Kelly Khumalo recently intervened as the fight escalated.

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In a video, Khumalo said she wasn't judging anyone but saw the need to chip in and advise the women to stop this fight and respect Isigodlo as they are both spiritual beings.

She said:

"Respect the secret of Isigodlo. Respect the secrets of ancestors. Respect the secrets of Amakhosi. There are things that people shouldn't know that we do in our sacred spaces."

Khumalo further expressed her disappointment in the two ladies and advised them to stop the fights. It wasn't cool anymore, and it was slowly stripping them of their dignity on social media.

She said:

"My sisters, this thing isn't cool. It takes down your dignity of the gift of healing bestowed upon you. At some point, you will see people in compromising situations, something that needs to be hidden at all costs."

What you need to know about Kelly Khumalo

Kelly Khumalo, born on 11 November 1984, in Vosloorus, later relocated to KwaZulu-Natal. She is the daughter of Ntombi Khumalo and the sister of Zandi Khumalo, another notable figure in the South African music scene.

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Kelly's journey to stardom spans multiple talents. Her acting, singing, and dancing skills initially captured the spotlight, making waves in South Africa's Afro-Pop scene. In 2005, she was named Best Newcomer, beginning her rise. That same year, her remarkable musical abilities earned her the title of Best Female Artist at the 19th South African Music Awards (SAMA).

Her first major performance came at a Kaizer Chiefs football match, where she wowed a crowd of 30,000 fans. Two months into her career, Kelly opened for the legendary Missy Elliott. Since the release of her debut album, TKO, in 2005, Kelly has continued to build on her success, establishing herself as one of the most influential artists in the country.

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Source: Briefly News