Gogo Maweni has once again managed to ruffle feathers with her recent post directed at her trolls. Maweni, real name Lee-Anne Mokopo, was never one to shy away from intimidating her haters and trolls by the use of her gift. Eveything she does gets turned into a controversy, including her many snakes and scary figures on her sacred space.
Her recent post saw people once again slamming her and dragging her name through the mud. She said whenever she is bored, she goes through all the rude comments and picks the meanest one and goes directly to the owners account.
Thereafter, she goes through the pictures and picks the clearest one, preferably one with a partner and then sends her personal assistant to print it out and then she places it in her Ndumba, which is her ancestral hut. "Practice makes perfect" she added.
Maweni never ceases to amaze with her controversial ways. Just recently, she shared a video of her and her snakes. People called her all sorts of names and some are adamant that she might not be a real traditional healer.
Especially after admitting that she bewitched her baby daddy over unpaid child support.
Her other baby daddy, SK Khoza is also allegedly not maintaining their child. She said she is prepared to go to court with him but will not force his hand.
“He’s got a job now, he must pay,” the reality star told Zimoja. “...I’ll deal with him legally. I don’t need to use muthi on him either, the law must take its course to make sure that he plays his part as a parent,” she added.
When things took a turn for the worst between them, Maweni was criticised for all the bad things that happened in SK's life.
"For those who don't know, I supported him financially and emotionally. I have never seen this side of him and I cannot comment on his behavior because there are things that I cannot speak about regarding him."
She continued on her interview in Gagasi FM, "I will be willing to assist. Sthembiso is the father of my child. I don't hate him and I don't like seeing him do all these things and to be honest, I was hurt. To be honest he was one of the people who pushed me to accept my ancestral calling. I don't want to and he said you need to go through this and I will support you."
