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‘They asked to cover my body’ – Makhadzi after performing at kids’ festival in Mozambique

After all the scandals that trail behind her, Makhadzi is still getting the bag, no matter the audience. The award-winning singer recently performed in Mozambique for the Bawito festival, comprised mostly of kids.

Because a majority of the audience members were minors, Makhadzi shared on her social media pages that she was told to cover up. Taking to Facebook, Makhadzi wrote, “Show time Mozambique. It’s a kids show please let’s dress properly and cover our body, just for todays vho my friends.”

In another Facebook post, Makhadzi shared, “Mozambique was fire. I was invited by Moz government and bawito for kids festival. They asked to cover my body o had to follow the order incase you asking your self where is my thighs.”

The Ghanama hitmaker also took to Instagram to show off her sparkling royal blue pantsuit paired with a white poloneck that she wore to the kids’ festival.

In her caption, Makhadzi added, “I am still a kid I have to listen when elders talk to me. ❤️✊.”

 

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One Instagram user wrote, “??❤️u always do the best never doubted u lala ❤️ in full body clothed or half-naked u are a star ?.”

Another said, “You are more beautiful in that attire Makhadzi.”

On Facebook, one user wrote, “No need to explain Khadzi, we just love you in anything you wear. You have our 100% support.”

“I was asking myself what happened because you are so beautiful my dear, always dress like this,” wrote another.

Also see: ‘I’m not allowing my kids to stay virgins’ – Manaka Ranaka after seeing 123-year-old virgin

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