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“Come for me but leave my kids alone”:Lamiez’s mother urge fans to leave her children

by Johana Mukandila
Picture: Instragam

Lamiez Holworthy’s mother is not playing when it comes to children like any mother would. The South African DJ’s mother took to her instagram to set the record straight regarding the legitimacy of her children as she had enough of fans comparing how different the three children look compared to each other. 

While taking to her timeline, Imelda who is the mother of Lamiez said the following:

 “I need to set the record straight. I had given birth to all three my children and have never said otherwise. They are my biological kids and blessed and highly favoured at that. If you want to ask or comment again with questions and negativity, I will be forced to bring out the other side of me and demonstrate where they came from, she wrote.

The DJ’s mother continued saying “with all the bitterness in this world there are still bullies and story seekers out there. Come for me but leave my kids alone. Please.”

 

 

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Lamiez told TrueLove magazine about the comments she had received about her family, the DJ stated that she was constantly asked if she was adopted. 

“I love my hood, Pretoria, but I grew up in a predominantly Indian community, Laudium, which I found to be racist. I could only speak English and Afrikaans and got tired of people asking if I was adopted so I taught myself vernac.

“I didn’t fit in because I wasn’t coloured or Indian enough by societal standards and definitely not black enough because of the language barrier.”

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