Fans have been left baffled by award-winning South African singer Makhadzi’s comments on social media after she praised Zimbabwean rapper Holy Ten.
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Taking to her Instagram stories, Makhadzi lauded Holy Ten for delivering a powerful verse, though she didn’t specify on which song. She shared a photo of the Risky Life II rapper holding a wall phone receiver to his ear, captioning it, “@holytenmusic your verse is toomuch 🔥🔥✈️”.
Holy Ten quickly reshared Makhadzi’s post on his own Instagram stories, sparking curiosity among fans. Speculation has been rife as to whether Makhadzi was praising Holy Ten for a verse he contributed to her upcoming album A Miracle Child, set for release on October 7, or if her compliments were for one of Holy Ten’s own tracks.
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Makhadzi, whose real name is Ndivhudzannyi Ralivhona, recently revealed the cover for her highly anticipated album A Miracle Child. The striking cover, reminiscent of Rihanna’s Unapologetic album, features Makhadzi unclothed, with words like “miscarriage,” “polygamy,” “mjolo,” “BET,” and “One Woman show” painted across her body.
Reflecting on the album, Makhadzi explained,
“I think I’m a miracle child. If you know where I started and where I come from, God brought me to this world so those who don’t believe in his miracles can believe.”
A Miracle Child promises to be a deeply personal project, capturing Makhadzi’s life experiences, struggles, and victories.
However, the bold album cover has sparked debate online. While some praised Makhadzi’s bravery and openness in addressing sensitive issues, others criticized her for “copying” Rihanna’s iconic artwork.
