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Lady Zamar to negative commenters: “I hope you heal”

Lady Zamar clapped back at commenters on Twitter who had something to say after she posted a picture of herself on the app.

The singer, who recently performed at the Loftus Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria for the Test Match Championship Springboks vs Wallabies game, shared a photo on Twitter captioned, “Those ocean eyes.”

While she received a few positive and uplifting comments, many tweets were negative. Of the negative tweets, many mentioned her ex-partner Sjava, who Lady Zamar filed a case of rape against. Because Lady Zamar lost the case, many believe she had lied about the alleged incident.

After seeing the comments, Lady Zamar replied, “Reading the comment is so sad man… I mean how unhappy are some of you that you randomly intentionally come onto things I post that you clearly aren’t the target market for and just crap here?”

The Collide singer concluded, “Askies guys I really hope you heal and overcome whatever struggles y’all are facing.”

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