Controversial Mzansi businesswoman Lebo Keswa reveals that she would date social media influencer Mihlali Ndamase after her failed relationship with Leeroy Ndamase.
Lebo Keswa also shared that she and Mihlali Ndamase would make ‘a match made in heaven’ when X user @Am_Blujay said they are both toxic.
Keswa replied on X: “Match made in heaven… now that you know us so well, how about you send me her number so that I can teach her how to be an after9? Plus, she’s my type,” she said.
When another X user @AfrikanLee asked Keswa if she can handle a Xhosa woman (Mihlali). She replied: “I love Xhosa women though; they have that thing. Ba cute.”
Match made in heaven… now that you know us so well how about you send me her number so that I can teach her how to be an after9. Plus she’s my type https://t.co/7VN4Ttf24y
— Lebo Keswa (@Lebo_PulumoM) September 9, 2024
South Africans on social media shared that Mihlali Ndamase has entered the “bitter-ex” stage just like Lebo Keswa after she (Ndamase) made damning allegations about her ex-boyfriend Leeroy Sidambe.
IOL reports that the prominent YouTuber shared on her Instagram live on Sunday night that her ex-boyfriend is an “After 9“.
“Mr After 9, which substance am I on”, said Ndamase during her live session.
Her remarks implied that he (Sidambe) may be gay, adding further tension to the situation.
Zimoja reveals that Ndamase also apologised to the LGBTQIA+ community after referring to her ex-boyfriend, as an After 9, which is considered a homophobic slur.
“My intention was not to harm or offend you with the phrases used during my live.”
“I acknowledge that a significant portion of my support comes from the LGBTQIA+ community, and I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the love and support you have shown me since the beginning of my career,” she said in a statement.
Send me her number kaloku pic.twitter.com/oAcXiwrQRK
— Lebo Keswa (@Lebo_PulumoM) September 9, 2024
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