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Watch: Makhadzi’s ‘unplanned performance’ at V&A Waterfront

Award-winning singer Makhadzi showed fans that no stage is too small for her. The songstress participated in an “unplanned performance” in the streets of Cape Town with a local artist.

While in the Mother City, the Milandu Bhe hitmaker visited popular tourist destination, the V&A Waterfront.

The local artist, who goes by the name of Khuthadzo Cedric on Instagram, was performing when he spotted the Limpopo star and asked her to join in.

Sharing the video on Instagram, Makhadzi captioned her post, “In the streets of Cape Town I met this talented guy with his guitar, singing and killing it. He requested that I join and give his audience a little unplanned performance and this just reminded me of where it all started. It gave me life. Music is life ?? and I’m ready for those Sunday farmers or live band bookings?.”

 

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Makhadzi’s fans took to her comments section to praise her humble actions.

“When you don’t forget where you come from and where you started…A true star ⭐️ May you always shine bright our Limpopo Queen!!!!”

“This is beautiful??❤️.”

“❤️❤️❤️That’s the only thing I love about you… Human kindness.”

“It was the dopest moment ??????.”

Khuthadzo Cedric responded, “Thank you so much for joining me Makhadzi ??. This was the best night of my life.”

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