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Makhadzi documentary in the works

Multi-award-winning singer Ndivhudzannyi Ralivhona, better known as Makhadzi, is reportedly documenting her journey in the music industry.

According to ZiMoja, the documentary – which is currently being shot – will specifically look at the Milandu Bhe hitmaker’s journey from singing at taxi ranks to now. Makhadzi told the above-mentioned publication, “I believe my journey to success is something I need to share with my people.”

The documentary will also include her family, friends, and relationships.

Makhadzi previously dated Jerusalema hitmaker Master KG, whose real name Kgaogelo Moagi. The former couple was embroiled in cheating allegations, with singer Queen Lolly even alleging that Master KG was the father of the children she allegedly aborted, reports The South African. Master KG denied these allegations.

Makhadzi was also accused of cheating with businessman Lawrence Mulaudzi.

The singer, who recently released her album titled Mbofholowo, also released a song this year called Dear Ex, which many feel is directed towards Master KG.

 

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The documentary may also show the conflicting relationship Makhdazi has with the controversial record label she was previously signed to, Open Mic Productions.

The songstress and the above-mentioned record label have been making headlines throughout the year regarding payments and non-payments.

Speaking to ZiMoja about the label’s inclusion in her documentary, Makhadzi stated, “I am not fighting with them. It’s business. I will deal with them in court.” She continued, “I would, however, like to include them in the documentary at a later stage, as they play a big part in my career, and I worked with them for years. But not at the moment.”

The documentary will be released next year.

Also see: Makhadzi impresses showgoers by performing while floating in the air

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