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Makhadzi and Inno Morolong end their feud

It seems that award-winning singer Makhadzi and reality TV star Inno Morolong have put their differences aside and made peace with each other.

Makhadzi and Inno’s beef started when Inno messaged Makhadzi on Instagram, accusing her of owing people money after allegedly pulling a no-show at an event. Makhadzi then allegedly hurled body-shaming insults at the TV star.

A video of the two ladies, shared by the entertainment publication Maphepha Ndaba on social media, showed them embracing each other and enjoying themselves at a club.

The post was captioned, “@makhadzisa and @innomorolong_ have now made peace. Those close to the popular Venda chanter and controversial reality tv star say both ladies hugged it out, and at some point, they both shed tears and promised not to act like hooligans ever again.”

Speaking to ZiMoja, Makhadzi said, “I don’t come for people, they come for me. I am good with anyone that is good to me. But when someone attacks me, I have to defend myself.” She continued, “Inno and I are good, we made peace. I am a peaceful person; I will not start a fight. All I want to do is focus on my career and my music.”

Sharing her side of the story with TshisaLIVE, Inno stated, “She sent me a very long DM, and said we are women and we should be making peace because what are we fighting for? Our fight became so toxic. It was bad but I’m glad that now we are both fine.”

Inno continued, “We apologised to each other. We are fine. It doesn’t mean we are going to be best friends but at least as women we decided to stop slaying each other on the internet.”

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