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MacG faces R13 million lawsuit from Nkosazana Daughter

Controversial podcaster Macgyver Mukwevho, popularly known as MacG found himself in yet another legal battle with amapiano artist Nkosazana Daughter after he made claims against the paternity of her child.

Earlier this year, during an episode on Podcast and Chill with MacG with his co-hosts Sol Phenduka and GhostLady, MacG alleged that Nkosazana’s child was not Sir Trill’s but Master KG’s child.

Musicians Sir Trill and Nkosazana had been romantically linked in the past whilst she has been working with Master KG for a while.

Addressing these allegations made by the podcaster Nkosazana took to socials to set the record straight on her relationship with the Limpopo producer saying, “As I said before, Master KG and I only work together. But it is like people are trying to convince you that there is more and there is no such thing.”

In response to her tweets, MacG stated “I would love it if she sued me then we would know who the real father is. She would have to prove it in a court of law. I don’t like it when celebrities say nothing when we speak good about them. And when we say something that is not nice, they accuse us of doing stuff for views.”

According to the news publication, SundayWorld, Nkosazana has allegedly taken the podcaster to the High Court for defamation of character for claims made on the show.

The above-mentioned source adds that legal papers from Nkosazana’s legal team MacG have issued a publicised apology and paid her R13 million for things that he said.

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