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Kelly Khumalo starts spiritual consultations

Singer Kelly Khumalo seems to have embraced her journey of exploring her spirituality. 

Despite still being a suspect in the murder of her late lover and former Bafana Bafana goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa, the singer has now entered her spiritual calling with full optimism. 

Taking to social media, she recently shared an advertisement highlighting that she has now decided to open herself to spiritual consultations. 

Some of her services include blood healing, spiritual cleansing, as well as connecting to the higher power. 

 

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Captioning her post, she wrote: “This is one hard journey with no map or destination, all you can do is trust in God and your angels or guides to help you navigate. I may not have all the answers, I just know that God trusts me with this.” 

The singer opened up about her calling shortly after celebrating her 40th birthday in November 2024. At the time, she shared a picture of herself along with the caption, which could be translated as, “You mighty one, you were called and responded now you are a certified healer.” 

Later, she candidly spoke about the journey in an interview with Ukhozi FM, highlighting that it was a 15-year-long process for her to have reached this point. 

At the time she said: “After 15 years of searching and trying to figure out who I am, today I’m finally graduating, and am a certified inyanga.” 

 

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“I was trained four to five times, but today is the first time I’m graduating as inyanga. I was trained in many places, including in the water, nature, by prayer, and through my roots, because it’s important to know where I come from to know where I’m going,” she said.  

Also see:Kelly Khumalo kickstarts new journey as a certified traditional healer

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