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Musa Keys sets the record straight regarding his sexuality

Musician Musa Keys, also known as the “Tsonga Micheal Jackson” took to his socials to set the record straight regarding his sexuality.

Musa Keys, whose real name is Musa Appreciate Makamu, has been under fire after posts of him dressing the way he does went viral, a recent post would be the Bridgerton event where internet users alleged that the musician was gay.

Living in a modern society where people dress however they want doesn’t mean that the person is gay as clothing doesn’t define you.

In a video posted by controversial blogger Musa Khawula on X (previously known as Twitter), Musa said, “I ain’t gay, I see the comments under posts where you speak on the way I dress, since when does the way I dress define my sexuality.”

This recent post had many internet users speculating his sexuality.

 

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He further explained that just because he is private about his love life doesn’t mean he isn’t dating women.

One user said:

Another user mentioned how heterosexual men call out gay men.

Another user said:

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