Mzansi defend Khanyi Mbau against foreign woman trolling her over skin-lightening
A non-South African lady is seen savaging Khanyi Mbau in the wake of watching Netflix’s first African reality series, Young, Famous, and African.
Khanyi’s skin-easing up venture isn’t new to most South Africans, yet the tweep with the handle “the twerking young lady” compared the entertainer’s old and new photographs in other to uncover the distinction in her skin tone.
The woman says it’s humiliating and absurd for Khanyi to fade her skin white.
Suddenly, mzansi Twitter didn’t mess with it with the pundit, as they hauled and educated her.
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Responses be like:
“To be fair I don’t have the foggiest idea what business Ava Vidal has hauling Khanyi Mbau, she obviously hasn’t been before a mirror for some time.”
“Essentially South Africans are saying that, they don’t require help in broiling khanyi and that no one external this nation has a privilege to say anything regarding our Khanyi Mbau… re tla mo gwara alone… . jeso take the wheel,its going to be a drawn out day.”
“I hate Khanyi Mbau or her look. However, she’s developed and settled on a choice about how she needed to look. For individuals to now say she’s humiliating for her decisions are strange AF. She never requested to be anybody’s good example or a representative for individual of color in SA!!!”
South Africans on a way to defend Khanyi Mbau koUS🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/Bl2OGZnEnR
— Proff🕊️ (@PR0FFFF) March 23, 2022
Thank you, they need to leave her alone. People get tattoos, piercings and co all the time. People should be allowed to live their lives freely. I love Khanyi Mbau. https://t.co/w3w4XLJ0M6
— Bruno Sigwela (@BrunoSigwela) March 23, 2022