Ever since our fave Bonang Matheba took a step back from the limelight, she's been living butepu. The star, who's been mostly in New York for the past two years pursuing other opportunities recently touched down in London, United Kingdom.
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Bonang first shared an image aboard a flight as well as a video in London on her Instagram stories.
In recent days Bonang was linked to award-winning rapper Big Zulu. A video of the two looking cozy on social media was widely shared. In the video, Zulu said a few words to Bonang that made her blush.
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Bonang's tweets also suggested that she was interested in Big Zulu. After the story grew legs Big Zulu decided to put the matter to rest.
"Nkabi Nation, One love! We were just having an innocent conversation with Bonang. Nothing serious it's just two people getting to know each other that's all... Thank you my sister for the opportunity to talk to you and for being humble."
Bonang Teaches Rea Gopane A LessonIn
Last year Rea Gopane, an unknown YouTuber at the time alleged that Bonang introduced AKA to drugs.
After the serious allegations made their way to Bonang she and her legal team intervened.
Gopane was issued with a letter that read as follows:
"On Sunday 9 May 2021 you falsely and unlawfully accused Bonang Matheba in a widely published video clip of, inter alia, having introduced AKA (Kieman Jarryd Forbes) to cocaine. In the context of what was being discussed in the video clip this defamatory allegation was exacerbated by the shocking insinuation that the death of AKA's girlfriend Anele (Nellie) Tembe was due to AKA's alleged use of cocaine.
"The allegations were defamatory, hurtful and were deliberately intended to humiliate my client and undermine her reputation. The allegations are also, to your knowledge false. Your false utterances are compounded by the fact that at the time of making them on a public platform, you knew full well that these utterances would be widely viewed given my client's high public profile."
"The allegations were defamatory, hurtful and were deliberately intended to humiliate my client and undermine her reputation. The allegations are also, to your knowledge false. Your false utterances are compounded by the fact that at the time of making them on a public platform, you knew full well that these utterances would be widely viewed given my client's high public profile."
The YouTuber was also instructed to issue a retraction and a video apology. Furthermore, he had to pay half a million in damages.
"To the extent that I have made statements to certain individuals and in the public media stating or implying Ms Matheba's connection to cocaine, I unequivocally retract all such imputations and unreservedly apologise that they were made. I regret any inconvenience caused to Ms Matheba and undertake that it will not happen again." He said in his retraction.
This was followed by a video apology for the comments made.
"As stated in my previous retraction and apology to Miss Bonang Matheba, I would like to sincerely apologise to everyone who was mentioned in the podcast on the 9th of May 2021. I am deeply regretful of what I said and I now realise the harm that podcast could cause.
"I have learnt from my mistakes and I will look to improve my content going forward."
"As stated in my previous retraction and apology to Miss Bonang Matheba, I would like to sincerely apologise to everyone who was mentioned in the podcast on the 9th of May 2021. I am deeply regretful of what I said and I now realise the harm that podcast could cause.
"I have learnt from my mistakes and I will look to improve my content going forward."
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