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Senzo Radebe accused of being a deadbeat father

Shaka iLembe star, Senzo Radebe responds to accusations about him being a deadbeat father.

The rising actor recently went viral on X (formerly known as Twitter) after none other than the controversial blogger Musa Khwaula made claims that Senzo refuses to pay child support for his child to his alleged childhood girlfriend Dikeledi Mthimkhulu

Despite making these claims, many internet users added that Radebe and Mthimkulu come from the same clan name meaning that they could be related.

Internet user’s reaction to this news caused the actor to respond to the rumours where he added that his name was being dragged in the mud.

He says, “I don’t know if I should be contacting my legal team, as all these rumours are not true, as I do not know this lady and do not father her child. I hope for her to come forward and set the record straight, adding that, if what Musa is saying is true she should come with evidence that supports these claims.”

Senzo’s response:

One user added that he should sent the mother of the child money just to be generous.

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