The singer who was on the verge of losing her home in 2022, is set to debut on SABC1 when her show 'As I Rise' airs on SABC1 on 4 February 2023. In a now-deleted tweet, Zahara revealed that in 2023 she's implementing a no-cellphone policy at her house.
This year, the singer seems determined to have her privacy respected, and she is not compromising. The singer wrote "You know this year As I rise taking ownership of my life, if you come to my house, you must know no phone allowed," read a now-deleted tweet. Screenshot: FakazaNews
When her reality show premieres, Zahara is expected to open up about her private life to Mzansi.
According to City Press, the channel was recently accused of having "diva tendencies" on set. Apparently, the channel was unhappy with her conduct and called her to order, "They had to call a meeting with the SABC on Wednesday after she missed a shoot and asked the producers to come to her at a different location. She said she was visiting some guy in Katlehong and the film crew should follow her there if they wanted to film that day,” said the source.
“She missed a flight back to Johannesburg because she’d quarreled with a member of her management team at the East London airport after we’d gone to her home to film her with her family," added another source.
According to reports, the SABC threatened to axe the show if Zahara continued her "problem child" behavior.
“She did [behave herself] for the time being. She’s been filming properly and is expected to wrap everything up this week. The show depends on her cleaning her act up and it’s sad that she doesn’t seem to understand her brand and acts out of character. It isn’t good [for her image]” the source added.
Zahara recently won a prize at the African Entertainment Awards USA in the category of best female singer/artist in the continents of East, South, and West Africa. Taking to social media overcome with joy, Zahara shared the news with all her fans and followers and proceeded to attribute this win to God.
"Uthixo igamalakhle linguye endinguye," wrote Zahara
