Kelly Khumalo Unhappy with Zandie and Jub Jub Over Son’s Viral Kissing Video
South African songstress Kelly Khumalo is reportedly unimpressed with her younger sister Zandie Khumalo and ex-boyfriend Molemo ‘Jub Jub’ Maarohanye after the TV presenter endorsed their teenage son’s viral kissing video.
The situation has stirred controversy, with Kelly seemingly accusing her sister and ex-partner of bringing unnecessary attention to their 15-year-old son, Christian.
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Jub Jub and Zandie Celebrate Christian’s Moment
The drama started when Zandie Khumalo shared a video of Christian kissing his girlfriend, expressing excitement over his dating life. In her post, Zandie reflected on raising Christian and asked for divine guidance for him.
“God, you know I never ask for much, but please be kind to this young boy. I raised him while I was still young and clueless, and you guided me. He’s been through so much that wasn’t even his fault. Help him grow, strengthen him, and guide him as he continues to take care of his sisters and grandmother because he is an amazing young man,” she wrote.
Kelly Khumalo Unhappy with Zandie and Jub Jub Over Son’s Viral Kissing Video (Image Credit: Instagram)Adding to the drama, Christian’s father, Jub Jub, also gave his approval, by resharing the same on Instagram:
“Net sooooo, it’s a done deal. My boy has sealed it. It’s you. Umakoti wam umlungu bafwethu (My daughter-in-law is white) Hosh Karamaima kore Nka re ke le China (She looks Chinese).”
Kelly Fires Back with Cryptic Message
Kelly Khumalo, however, did not share the same enthusiasm. She appeared to throw shade at her sister and ex with a cryptic Facebook post, seen by Zimoja, which many believe was directed at them.
Without mentioning names, she warned against toxic people and resurfacing exes.
“And trust me, old exes will just resurface to toy with you. Toxic family members and friends will try the same thing as well. Do not flinch. Remain in your place of power. Toxicity thrives in chaos, and you, my friend, have removed yourself from chaos. Remain in that place. Don’t move. Don’t react,” she wrote.