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Minnie Dlamini clears up Khune shade

Actress and presenter Minnie Dlamini is on a quest to correct the wrongs following a viral video that circulated on X.

In the video Minnie is seen presenting a segment on a Mzansi Magic TV show in which her ex and current Kaizer Chiefs goal keeper Itumeleng Khune becomes the topic of discussion.

Upon reading the script, with the attempts to correct the information provided, she highlights that Khune no longer plays football – only to be corrected by one of the producers behind the scenes that he does, to which her facial expression seemed shocked.

Netizens however were unimpressed and accused the media personality of deliberately throwing shade.

In response to the backlash Minnie recently spoke to well-known publication Zimoja claiming that it was nothing personal and that it was all a joke.

“People must not take things seriously, it was all a joke – there is no bad blood between him and me. I have a comedian who writes my opening monologue for the show.”

“They make fun of me mostly and what’s going on in society. It’s all in the name of fun and entertainment. No malice at all.”

Meanwhile she claimed that her and Khune are not beefing at all and are in a good space.

Since the news went viral, the Bafana goalkeeper has since posted a pic of himself in his full football kit with the caption: “Passion.”

 

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