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Bongani Fassie’s ex-manager accuses him of being abusive

Producer and musician Bongani Fassie has been accused by his former manager and Busisiwe ‘B’Queen’ Siqenu of being abusive towards her.

The son of the late singer and songwriter Bongani Fassie finds himself in another romantic mess after Busiswe claims that he had been abusive, which according to news publication, The South African, is not the first time the musician has had abusive claims lodged against him as his previous partner and baby mother, Buhle Sangweni took to socials early last year to expose what he had done to her and the house they lived in.

In the now-deleted video on X (formerly known as Twitter), she said: “This is my house. He broke everything. Everything is broken. This is what Bongani Fassie did.”

In a recent interview with entertainment publication, ZiMoja, Busisiwe said that she and Bongani worked together for a while before she was kicked to the curb and replaced by a new manager.

“We started talking and meeting up and I helped him to get gigs. I connected him to all my contacts for him to get back to his feet.”

She added: “I was investing in a career, expecting to also be rewarded for my hard work, but little did I know that he only cares about himself and is very selfish.”

She further explained that:

“Everything was going well, we were in love, we moved in together at his estate and we have been hustling and sharing responsibilities in paying bills.” She added that the relationship went downhill after he met his new manager who Busisiwe claims to have promised the musician sponsorships and deals.

“She started working for him less than a week ago, and in that time, she ruined everything. He kicked me out of the apartment and I am homeless as we speak. She turned him against me and blocked me from getting any access to him,” says Busisiwe.

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