Lwah Ndlunkulu's Facebook Posts Spark Concern as Fans Ask if Her Page Was Hacked

Lwah Ndlunkulu's Facebook Posts Spark Concern as Fans Ask if Her Page Was Hacked

  • Lwah Ndlunkulu posted a series of alarming Facebook messages that left fans deeply concerned about her well-being
  • The singer's posts referenced the music industry, royalties, and named fellow artists, including Gigi and the Qwabe Twins
  • An X user shared screenshots of the posts on Thursday, 24 September 2026, asking followers if Lwah's page had been hacked
Lwah Ndlunkulu's posts spark concern
Lwah Ndlunkulu's cryptic posts sparked worry among fans. Image: Lwah The Ndlunkulu
Source: Facebook

Lwah Ndlunkulu's social media activity on Thursday, 24 September 2026, sent fans into a tailspin after a series of alarming Facebook posts surfaced, prompting widespread speculation about whether her account had been compromised or if something more serious was going on.

X user @Nombu_Sodi was among the first to flag the posts, sharing screenshots with the caption:

"Lwah Ndlunkulu 🤔 is her page hacked or what? 🤔🤔"

What did Lwah Ndlunkulu post?

The posts, which appeared on the Paris hitmaker's verified Facebook page within minutes of each other, covered a range of heavy topics. In one, she wrote:

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"They want to sacrifice my kids for my royalties."

In another, she addressed someone named Leroy directly, writing:

"I just want my money, Leroy, before I become a nasty person. What's the fuss about me finishing my house and then you submit me to Illuminati."

She also took aim at fellow artists in a separate post, writing:

"Speak up, Qwabe Twins, what did Tira do to you? Why are you broke?"

Another post referenced her Zulu Queens co-artist MaWhoo's previous claims that she was sabotaged:

"They didn't want to help Mawhoo; they want to sabotage her event and kill her and basebenzisa iWest."

One additional post appeared to reference Bonang Matheba and Gigi Lamayne, reading in part:

"I'm the chosen one after they failed Bonang. And Note to Gigi: if you let the de..." before cutting off.

By the time the posts started circulating, many of them had apparently been deleted from her page.

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See the screenshots below:

Mzansi reacts to Lwah Ndlunkulu's posts

Reactions online were split between concern and curiosity, with some fans reading the posts as coded truths about the music industry:

@kgadi_masemola wrote:

"G Mashego started like this as well. 🫣🫢 But also, these posts are not on her page? Did she delete them, or is it a fake account using AI?🐒💁🏼‍♀️"

@Nombu_Sodi responded:

"They were on her page; maybe she deleted."

@GoldenSphex simply asked:

"Hey, what's up with that one?"

@Mukhethwaaaa said:

"Ehh 😳 who is Leroy?"

@BabakaSylvester offered a different take:

"Nope, she is coughing out the real stories about the music industry 🤌🏽"

@ndongahelihle added:

"....probably she is spitting out facts about the music industry, but many will think she is on drugs or hacked."
Lwah Ndlunkulu's Facebook posts spark concern
Lwah Ndlunkulu's posts fuelled speculation. Image: Lwah The Ndlunkulu
Source: Facebook

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