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Zee Nxumalo celebrates purchase of her car

Amapiano sensation, Zandile ‘Zee’ Nxumalo joins girls with wheels as she celebrates her purchase.

Zee made waves on the social media platforms with her songs gaining popularity leading to them being used on TikTok dance challenges. Her chart-toppers include Thula Mabota and Ama Gear among others.

She released her first single in 2022, titled KwaNxumalo cementing her space in the music industry, which prompted collaborations from esteemed artists such as DBN Gogo, and Shakes & Les.

Zee’s hard work and relentless dedication saw her buying a brand new Mercedes-Benz V Class estimated to be worth R2 million. The multi-hitmaker took to her Instagram page to share a video clip of her collecting her car.

In the video clip shared, she tagged her family along to the car dealership. Her mother expressed her joy and pride, as she was gushing over Zee’s music talent and singing her praises.

“Please be patient on the road, driver is still a learner,” she penned.

 

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Instagram users and industry colleagues took to the comment section to extend their congratulatory messages.

Former Big Brother Mzansi star, Mich Mazibuko said: “Congratulations baby. Damn, we are here now.”

Television presenter, Katlego Maboe said: “A family’s pride.”

Mercedes-Benz said: “Patience, Mzansi – a queen is mastering her lane. Congratulations on your new ride.”

Instagram user said: “Siri please play Shayimoto 2.0 featuring Zee Nxumalo. For the amount of times you’ve sang about ukhanda imali (making money), please note God was listening to every word.”

Also see: From one stage to the next: Zee Nxumalo’s unstoppable streak

 

 

 

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