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Lady Du pens appreciation note to Mr JazziQ

Amapiano singer and songwriter Duduzile Ngwenya, better known as Lady Du, writes a note of appreciation to Mr JazziQ.

The Amapiano star is no stranger to being vocal and expressive on social media, appreciating her friends and colleagues publicly.

Taking to Instagram, she shared a video of the DJ and captioned it with a heartwarming note, thanking him.

She revealed that JazziQ has been of great help to her and she can never forget his good deeds.

“Dear brother, at some point in my life I thought I lost myself, you helped me out, last week I was close to passing out from pain, you literally put your big brother shoes on and assisted me. You and I fight like cat and dog but I want you to know how much I love you. What you did for me this week is something I’ll never forget. May God continue to bless you. I love you buti wam,” she wrote.

 

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Many took to her comments section thanking her for always giving her family and friends their flowers.

“I just love how you always appreciate others, show that you are a great person ???,” a social media user commented.

“Guys your relationship is so adorable!! The treatment you are giving each other deserves a hand ??!!,” another social media user wrote.

“This is the kind of relationship expected between our artists??❤️,” another user added.

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