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Internet admires Makhadzi’s recent pictures in UK

South African singer Ndivhunzannyi Ralivhona professionally known as Makhadzi has the internet gushing over her latest pictures she took in the UK.

Makhadzi travelled to the UK recently when she went to perform in the SAMA festival UK 2024. Since her arrival, the Ghanama hitmaker has been sharing pictures of herself looking pretty and has a lot of her followers’ gushing over her beauty.

In the previous years, Makhadzi has endured a lot of cyberbullying with people telling mocking her appearance and calling her all sorts of names. The multi-award-winning artist addressed the matter detailing that she grew up being told she is ugly and that she has accepted herself, “I am focusing on making money that you guys cannot make.”

Recently, she shared a series of pictures in Bicester Village on her Instagram page.

 

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Social media users and industry friends took to her comment section and showered her with compliments:

“yoooo this year, you are coming very strong queen, being eating and leaving no crumbs.”

“Nooooooooooooo guys thibang Makhadzi okare retloba le bothata (block Makhadzi, it look like we’re going to have a problem),” wrote another user [adding fire emojis].”

Songwriter and singer, Lwah Ndlunkulu wrote, “This hair suits you.  Umuhle Ntombi (you are beautiful girl).”

Another one said: “Girl you’re slowly replacing Beyonce.”

WATCH: Makhadzi’s performance at the SAMA festival.

 

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Also see: ‘We didn’t have a school in my village, but now we have,’ – Makhadzi at ANC manifesto

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