Social media has proven to be a fun place to be, with many turning everything into a joke. Many people found themselves giggling after tweeting about how songstress Kelly Khumalo should be kept far away from Orlando Pirates footballer Sipho Chaine who recently helped his team secure a consecutive MTN8.
The “joke” stems from the fact that Kelly Khumalo’s former boyfriend Senzo Meyiwa died while the two of them were dating in the prime of his career as a goalkeeper on Orlando Pirates.
Ever since 2014, people have been looking at local songstress Kelly Khumalo differently. Many are demanding answers pertaining to the death of her then boyfriend and baby daddy Senzo Meyiwa.
The budding soccer player was gunned down in her family home in Vosloorus in October during what was initially reported to be a home invasion.
The lack of answers and clarity around the case have certainly left many suspicious of the singer who so far as been maintaining her innocence.
This hasn’t stopped social media users from trolling her.
Over the weekend, her name was brought up as Orlando Pirates supporters celebrated their team’s victory against Mamelodi Sundowns.
Taking to social media after the Moses Mahbida stadium match was over, many of them joked that the team’s goalkeeper Sipho Chaine should be kept far away from the singer.
One app user joked that she is probably already watching him secretly.
“How Kelly Khumalo looking at Sipho Chaine right now,” the tweet read.
Check:
How Kelly Khumalo looking at Sipho Chaine right now. pic.twitter.com/LNxLre8NV9
— ChrisExcel (@ChrisExcel102) October 7, 2023
In the comments section, other Pirates fans shared clear warnings with Kelly about staying away.
“She must stay away from Chaine please,” one person said while another added:
“We will personally go and stop that relationship.”
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