Kelly Khumalo's reality show is probably one of the most trendiest shows on TV right now. You cannot watch Life With Kelly Khumalo and not look at her through a different lens. The songstress's work ethic and how she balances being a mom, friend and career woman, makes you want to stan.
In this week's episode, Kelly Khumalo spoke about her relationship with the father of her second child, the late Senzo Meyiwa. The late football star had a baby with Kelly and her name is Thingo who is a beautiful 7-year-old.
The love they both shared got cut short because of his untimely death. But with Kelly's recent revelation, it seems as though she did not trust him one bit. Kelly spoke about how she found out that Senzo was married when she was 3 months into her pregnancy.
This hurt her so much that she ended up lacking trust not only with their relationship, but with human beings in general. Kelly does not trust a single soul and it's all because of her past experiences.
"The biggest thing is I don't have trust. I just don't trust human beings period. Because I've gone through this with my late boyfriend where I was lied to and I only found out that this man was married when I was 3 months into my pregnancy," she said.
“I’ve tried and when Christian gets older he will know. I mean his old enough to remember that I did mention certain things with him because I was trying to make an effort for him to have a father in his life. I am washing my hands. I have had enough. This whole father thing is an issue. Christian’s father is not making an effort. My father is also not making an effort,” added Kelly. “Also with my dad. Everything is fizzled out. And, I’m at the point where I’m like – it’s right now. I don’t care anymore.”
In another interview with Linda Mbuso on his Close 2 Music podcast, Kelly spilled the beans on his drug usage.
“Toxic is an understatement – it was really bad. Hence even now, I have no desire to see the guy. Even hearing his name makes me cringe,” responded the singer.
“I was introduced to drugs by him.” She said. “Because that’s not who I am. You know the saying says – the company you keep determines who you become – I kept that kind of toxic company. And I became part of it. I became that company. But the minute I stepped out, I was able to find myself again. Who I was raised to be and who I want to be.”
"I think the desperation of wanting this man to love me the way that I feel I deserve to be loved pushed me to the edge of wanting to now to doing anything I could at that particular time." She said in part.
