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Kelly Khumalo’s kids light up soccer match with goals

Award-winning singer, Kelly Khumalo, recently shared clips of a soccer match in which her children, Thingo Meyiwa and Christian Khumalo, netted several goals.

10-year-old Thingo is the songstress’s daughter with slain Orlando Pirates goalkeeper, Senzo Meyiwa.

In clips posted by Kelly, Christian and Thingo are seen displaying Senzo’s ball sense, in a soccer match with other kids. She captioned the post: “A proud mom?? Thingo scored 3 goals Christian score 4 #SoccerMom ???❤️”

 

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According to statements made by those who were present at the singer’s home when the fatal incident occurred, Senzo was shot after two men budged into the house and started demanding cell phones and money.

At the time, Kelly’s daughter, Thingo was only 7 months old when her father was gunned down.

The incident occurred October 26, 2014, in Vosloorus, east of Johannesburg, and is currently underway at the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria.

According to The Citizen, amid an episode of Kelly’s reality TV show, Life with Kelly, Thingo and her mother opened up about life without Senzo.

“My daughter not having a dad will never be something that sits well with me. I look at her, and my heart just sinks. If you miss him, it’s okay to miss him too. So, how do you feel?” Kelly asked Thingo.

“Sad because he’s not here”, Thingo replied.

 

Compiled by Lauren Petersen

First published on African Insider 

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