Amapiano DJ Mbali Umshove Dies At 27
Amapiano musician DJ Mbali Umshove, whose real name was Amahle Nduli, has tragically passed away. The talented producer was widely known for her 2018 hit song “Umshove,” featuring Kabza De Small and Leehleza. The news of her untimely demise was announced by her family on Monday, 24 July.
Farewell to a Rising Star
“We would like to formally announce Amahle Nduli (DJ Mbali Umshove)’s passing. The family appreciates your prayers and asks for privacy as we grieve the loss of our cherished daughter. Details about her memorial service and funeral will be announced soon,” the family stated in their official statement.
Memorial Service in Maboneng, Johannesburg
The memorial service to honor DJ Mbali Umshove was held on Wednesday, 26 July, in Maboneng, Johannesburg. Friends, family, and fans gathered to pay their respects and bid farewell to the rising star who had left a lasting impact on the Amapiano music scene.
Alleged Cause of Death
A family spokesperson revealed that DJ Mbali Umshove’s death was caused by a severe allergic reaction. According to the source, everything seemed to be well until the Konka hitmaker started experiencing difficulty breathing, and her throat began to swell.
“Some white and brownish fluid started coming out of her mouth, and she was struggling to breathe, gasping for air,” the spokesperson said.
Tragic Hospitalization
Statement by family-Image source@InstagramShe was immediately rushed to the hospital, where medical professionals attempted to stabilize her condition. Despite their efforts, DJ Mbali Umshove passed away while doctors were conducting various tests to determine the cause of the allergic reaction.
“It was a devastating outcome; we did not expect such a tragic turn of events. She was young, and her career held so much promise. She had big plans for herself and her family,” expressed the source, mourning the loss of the talented artist.
A Loss Felt Throughout the Music Community
DJ Mbali Umshove’s passing has sent shockwaves through the music community, leaving fans and fellow artists grieving for her untimely departure. As condolences pour in from across the industry, her contribution to the vibrant Amapiano genre will be remembered for years to come.
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