Kelly throws a shade at the family of Senzo Meyiwa

Kelly throws a shade at the family of Senzo Meyiwa

Here are three instances of Kelly Khumalo making fun of those around her in the fourth episode of Life With Kelly Khumalo on Showmax.

The singer insulted Senzo Meyiwa’s family in the opening episode of season three of Life with Kelly Khumalo.

Thingo, the singer’s 7-year-old daughter, is born to Senzo and the singer.

The former Bafana Bafana captain, according to her, was never liked by his family.

Kelly continued by stating that his mother’s response to his passing concerned who would buy them food, something she seems to have disliked.

The family didn’t care for Senzo. He was the money maker, thus they never loved him.

You recall the first thing a woman said after Senzo died? Who is going to feed us, she asked.

“Now that your son is dead, all you can think about is eating,” she added.

Jub jub and his mom are trained by the singer?

Kelly also replied to Jub Jub’s Mother’s Day message as her first “baby daddy” TV host.

Christian, Jub Jub and Kelly’s 12-year-old son, is their shared child. She firmly demanded that the TV host treat her with respect.

“When I see a man who desires a relationship with his child, I recognise him.

Never once will I get in the way of that. But don’t treat me badly,” she commanded.

Later on, she made the implication that the Uyajola 9/9 host’s mother, also known as “Mama Jackie,” was responsible for Christian feeling entitled like his father.

“His father had his share of shortcomings, but I think his mother also played a role in shaping the person he is today.

That’s not the kind of mother I want to be. Maintain your ground at all times.

You are developing, and if I ignore some things, we’ll run into issues as you get older, she said.

Kelly rings her own mom out

The singer also disparaged Ntombi Khumalo, her mother. She claimed that her mom was one of the reasons she was angry with her sister.

The main problem, she admitted, was that she thought her mother wasn’t doing enough.