‘Unholy’ Party: Beer, Wild Dances At Prophetess Boltcutter’s Birthday Party
Prophetess Boltcutter recently stirred controversy after videos of her “wild” birthday party, which was held in Norton at the weekend, leaked.
Prophetess Boltcutter’s birthday bash was dominated by acts that might be deemed “unholy” by believers.
She bought beer and many people at the party appeared drunk.
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People could be seen going wild, with suggestive dances, dominating the festivities.
It was hard to believe that people partying were in the presence or celebrating the birthday of a woman of God.
Prophetess Boltcutter, also known as Bhobhojani, defended her acts when contacted by H-Metro.
“This has been the problem with believers or Christians over the years. I am a woman of God, yes, but I have friends who drink alcohol.
“I have friends who smoke cigarettes.
“I have friends who like partying so I have to accommodate them.
“I have seen others holding parties and weddings where alcohol is not allowed. I actually ordered those beer canisters and non-alcoholic drinks as well.
“I believe after this, those people can listen to my message if I preach to them and some might repent.
“I think it is good to embrace everyone. People might say a lot but I don’t see anything wrong with that,” she said.
In other news;
COMEDIENNE Felistas “Mai TT” Murata has been sucked into the eye of a US$40 000 fraud storm.
It’s the latest chapter of a trying period for the controversial entertainer.
Just last year, Murata broke the Internet after she got married and divorced within three months.
The acrimonious divorce also took over the Internet after she made allegations of theft against her then husband Tinashe Maphosa.
He then filed a US$250 000 lawsuit against her, which is still pending.
Yesterday, she appeared in court to face allegations that she misrepresented to Rachel Mhuka that she was in need of US$10 000 and she had a Mercedes Benz to give as surety.
The car, however, didn’t belong to Murata.
Acting on the misrepresentation, Mhuka gave Murata US$10 000.
