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WATCH: A video of drunk Kelly Khumalo sets tongues wagging
Kelly's new song 'Emaweni' dropped today...
Award-winning singer Kelly Khumalo. Picture: Instagram/@kellykhumaloza
Award-winning singer Kelly Khumalo set tongues wagging on social media following her viral Instagram live video.
The music star made a live video on Instagram to promote her new single, Emaweni.
In the video that has since made rounds on social media, Kelly goes from talking about her new song and being the breadwinner to confusing Pakistan with Palestine.
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‘I am praying for the war to end’ − Kelly
Kelly said she is praying for Pakistan after one of her fans commented: “Love you from Pakistan.”
After reading out the comment, she said: “I am praying for your safety, I am praying for the war to end.”
Her manager, who was with her during the live video, tried to intervene but she was not having it.
“No, no, no, let me speak to my Pakistanian friends and family. Guys, yes, we are part of Pakistan… I support Pakistan. Have you seen what has been happening in the news?” she said.
Kelly went on to address people who were asking about her children’s whereabouts.
“I won’t be asked by someone who is sitting at home about where my kids are. They are at home with their grandmother, and I am at work because I am a breadwinner.
“I am responsible for ensuring that their house is paid for, transportation is paid for, gardening, and everything. They are my kids, and I love them. Don’t tell me nothing, yeses, fokon hond.”
New single
Kelly Khumalo’s new captivating love song, Emaweni, dropped on 10 November. She said Emaweni is an adult contemporary song that beautifully straddles the realms of Afro pop and Afro soul.
“Emaweni feels like I am releasing music for the first time. The experience is always different. However, this one makes me different in a good way,” she added.
The single is available on all major music streaming platforms, and Kelly encouraged listeners to “experience this enchanting journey of love and melody for themselves”.
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