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Somizi and Ngizwe speak out after heated Metro FM Awards clash

by Zintle Mdaka
PICTURE: NGIZWE MCHUNU AND SOMIZI MHLONGO

A heated confrontation between Somizi Mhlongo and Ngizwe Mchunu at the 2026 Metro FM Music Awards continues to dominate headlines—now with both stars breaking their silence.

The drama unfolded at an afterparty in Durban, where Ngizwe approached Somizi in an apparent attempt to greet him. However, Somizi refused the handshake and instructed security to block Ngizwe from entering the VIP section, sparking a tense exchange captured on viral videos.

Also see: Ngizwe Mchunu Says He’d Rather Go to Jail Than Apologise to the LGBTQIA+ Community

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Ngizwe, addressing the incident afterward, claimed he approached Somizi out of professionalism and expected mutual respect. He accused Somizi of being dismissive and disrespectful during the encounter.

Somizi, however, stood firm on his decision. Speaking on radio, he said he has no regrets about refusing the greeting, explaining that engaging with Ngizwe would have felt like a betrayal of the LGBTQIA+ community—especially given Ngizwe’s past controversial remarks.

The clash has reignited public debate online, with many South Africans taking sides. Some praised Somizi for standing his ground, while others argued the situation could have been handled more professionally.

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The incident has also brought renewed attention to Ngizwe’s previous controversial statements, particularly around LGBTQIA+ issues, which many believe contributed to the tension between the two.

As reactions continue to pour in, the Metro FM Music Awards drama proves that this year’s event was about more than just music—it’s now one of the biggest talking points in South African entertainment.

Also see: Ngizwe Mchunu and Papa Penny’s feud shows signs of thaw after reported apology

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Source: Daily Sun

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