Award-winning musician Makhadzi recently left his legion of fans concerned about her health after a video of her getting injured whilst performing has been on high rotation on social media.
Makhadzi is arguably one of Mzansi's best female performers and she never ceases to amaze us on stage. The singer is well known for her powerful performances, and she constantly leaves her fans begging for more.
The video shows Makhadzi performing her smash hit Ghanama on stage in Swaziland. Makhadzi has her back to the crowd and stumbles backwards while performing, then she falls and her head bumps on speaker after losing control. One of her dancers is then seen trying to help her. The incident has left her fans concerned about her wellbeing.
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According to reports, the singer took to her Facebook to share how she is doing. Makhadzi said she had to cancel all her gigs on the day after her doctor advised her to do so.
Sharing the news she wrote. "Apologies for all the gigs I had today, unfortunately I had a mini incident at a performance last night where I hit my head hard on a speaker as per the video attached below. I unfortunately had to cancel all my shows for the day to rest my head as per doctor's advice. I will see you soon, by tomorrow I should be able to resume to work and change magears with you." she wrote.
The star took home the accolades for Song of the Year and Favourite Music Artist or Group. Her smash hit Ghanama won the Song of the Year and she worked on this track with Prince Benza and King Monada. In a post, she thanked them for their contributions.
“I would like to thank all my fans who voted for me. I am speechless about this big achievement. All I see every day is love. Thank you for loving me. I SCOOPED TWO AWARDS YESTERDAY, MY HARD WORK DESERVES THIS. Thank you, my people," Makhadzi gushed.
She then went on to thank the two artists, "To my brothers, PRINCE BENZA AND KING MONADA thank you for being part of Ghanama journey it doesn’t matter what happened, to me we all won this award,” she added.
She gushed over her win, stating that she had asked to perform at the DMVCAs so people would recognize who she is, "So 2 years back I asked and begged to perform on the DstvMVCA ...for free, that was my chance for South Africa to at least know there is a girl called Makhadzi ...Now here I am collecting awards. I cannot thank my fans enough for this and next month I have a tour in UK... I released a song Magear just so you don't forget Makhadzi while I am out," she wrote.
Congratulations to the singer and we wish her a speedy recovery
