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Khosi Twala responds to Nelisa’s accusations

Big Brother Titans winner Khosi Twala has reacted to Nelisa Msila’s damning allegations against her. 

In a series of tweets posted on Twitter by fellow contestant Nelisa, Khosi has been alleged to have threatened Nelisa’s family with hitmen. She also alledgedly accused Khosi and her fanbase of coming for her sister and her father.

“If you message me and tell me you’re going to kill my sister, name the address. F**k it. Call me all you want not my family,” she wrote in one tweet.

Nelisa said, she reported the matter to the police after the BBTitans’ winner allegedly sent assassins to her father and sisters.

She also revealed that Khosi sent death threats.

“She sent inkabi to both my sisters and my dad. They sent the message with the address to me. I @ her on Twitter. You know I’m Durban. Come to me straight and we’ll sort this out. Now she’s not answering my messages because I took screenshots and reported her to the police,” Nelisa wrote.

Responding to the accusation, Khosi says she is confused.

“I’ve never been so confused. But I think I know what’s going on here. And it’s sick. Wow,” she tweeted.

The journalist also told The Citizen the following: “she is lying, that’s why I didn’t want to engage because I don’t understand why she is lying. At first, I thought it was clout chasing, but when she added more lies to her Twitter thread, I knew I had to do something about it,” said Khosi who told the publication mentioned above. 

The publication further noted that Khosi is going to file a lawsuit against Nelisa. 

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