- Kharishma claims Makhadzi interfered with her album release, alleging the veteran artist feels threatened by her growing success
- The Chokeslam singer accuses Makhadzi of teaming up with producer BaBethe Gashoazen to delay her project, labeling her a formidable rival
- In a bold move, Kharishma challenges Makhadzi on social media, daring her to stop her and vowing to release the album despite the alleged interference
The music world is buzzing as two prominent Limpopo-based artists, Kharishma and Makhadzi, find themselves in the midst of a heated dispute. Kharishma has publicly accused the BET Award-winning star of deliberately delaying her album release, claiming that Makhadzi feels threatened by her rising star in the industry. This clash between an up-and-coming artist and a seasoned veteran has sparked widespread conversation across social media platforms.
Kharishma Claims Makhadzi Sabotaged Her Album Release
The music scene has been abuzz with drama involving emerging star Kharishma, who has leveled serious accusations against Makhadzi. The artist, who made waves last year after being forcibly removed from the stage by Oscar Mbo, now alleges that the acclaimed Mjolo hitmaker played a role in delaying her much-anticipated album. Just weeks after dismissing her manager, Mamcee, over alleged financial misconduct, Kharishma revealed that Makhadzi was involved in the setback. According to ZiMoja, the Chokeslam singer believes that Makhadzi conspired with her producer, BaBethe Gashoazen, to stall the release due to perceived competition.
This conflict highlights the competitive nature of the music industry, where rising talents often face resistance from established artists. Kharishma’s accusations suggest that she views Makhadzi’s actions as an attempt to suppress her growth and prevent her from gaining the spotlight she deserves. The tension between these two artists has become a focal point for fans and industry insiders alike, as they watch how this situation unfolds.
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"Makhadzi is scared Kharishma might be a competition. She feels threatened by the new young blood."
Kharishma Challenges Makhadzi on Social Media
What started as whispers of dissatisfaction quickly escalated into a public confrontation when Kharishma took to social media to directly address Makhadzi. Once a devoted admirer who looked up to Makhadzi as a mentor, Kharishma now finds herself at odds with the veteran artist. In a bold statement, Kharishma dared Makhadzi to "shoot her" if she dares, vowing that nothing—not even alleged sabotage—will stop her from releasing her album.
This dramatic exchange underscores the growing tension between the two artists. Kharishma’s unyielding determination to release her music despite the alleged interference highlights her commitment to her craft and her refusal to back down in the face of adversity. Fans have rallied behind her, supporting her courage and resilience in standing up to a more established figure in the industry.
"Makhadzi shoot me if you can. Release that album. I'll never rest until it's released. I'm not afraid of anything. Shoot me if you can."
Makhadzi Steps Up to Assist Struggling Students
Amid the controversy surrounding her alleged involvement in Kharishma’s album delay, Makhadzi has shown her compassionate side by offering assistance to financially struggling students. In a heartwarming gesture, the Trace Award nominee announced her willingness to help 20 students cover their university registration fees. Taking to her X account, Makhadzi encouraged students in need to reach out to her for support.
This act of kindness serves as a reminder of Makhadzi’s commitment to giving back to her community. Despite the ongoing feud with Kharishma, the artist continues to demonstrate her dedication to uplifting others. Her willingness to assist students highlights her multifaceted role in the public eye, balancing her career as a musician with her responsibilities as a community leader. As fans continue to follow the unfolding drama between Kharishma and Makhadzi, they also appreciate the positive impact Makhadzi is making in the lives of young people.
