For those of you who missed the commotion of Zahara at popular tshisa nyama, Rands in Cape Town, the singer was simply living her best life. So much so, she was a trending topic on socials.
Zahara was living it up, standing front and center for all to see her jiva in front of a cheering crowd. She wasn't there to perform but she was there to turn up. However, once a video of Zahara grabbing the mic to sing along to the DJs playlist, social media went a bit haywire.
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Is this another case of cyberbullying for a woman who is minding her own business? Some of you seem to think so:
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Even Somizi jumped into the drama to put a stop to the shenanigans.
Somizi noticed that Zahara is serving up serious goals this year and he's here for it. Taking to his Instagram account, the entertainer gushed about how he loves the woman that the award-winning singer is becoming. He showed support for her and also called on his fans to do the same.
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Clearly, Zahara is unbothered by all the tomfoolery the bullies are ready to serve her. She's looking good and enjoying life, a lesson we should probably use in our lives.
