Video of Kelly Khumalo’s daughter asking about her father, Senzo Meyiwa will melt your heart

Surely Kelly’s new reality TV show has bring the heat and we can not help but just acknowledge the authenticity of her story in the show.

Kelly Khumalo leads a pretty public life which led to Mzansi questioning if getting a front-row seat into her life was worth their time, but if her trailer is anything to go by then Mzansi is going to enjoy going deeper with Kelly.

Life With Kelly Khumalo, which airs on August 6, doesn’t leave any subject that Kelly has ever hogged headlines for behind. Every debacle the controversial songstress has been embroiled in is addressed in detail, other than the Senzo Meyiwa murder issue, for obvious reasons.

We got a chance to watch three episodes of the much-anticipated reality show and can say with certainty that viewers will enjoy the “background” conversation to all the headlines the singer has made over the years.

Here is one of the reasons that might compel you to click “Watch” when that link pops up.

“We don’t have a dad? Why?” – Thingo, Kelly and Senzo’s daughter

Thingo’s shining personality will immediately win you over but it is her heartfelt questions about the whereabouts of her father that will break your heart. The lil girl starts the hard conversation for Kelly when she wants answers about why her dad is never at the house.

Thingo’s father is the late Bafana Bafana captain Senzo Meyiwa, while Christian’s father is Molemo Maarohanye, aka Jub Jub, who Kelly says she has not seen in almost nine years.

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Former PSL general manager Andile Ace Ncobo comes to rescue Senzo Meyiwa’s daughter

Former top PSL referee Andile “Ace” Ncobo has come to the aid of Senzo Meyiwa‘s daughter, Namhla, financially.

The former PSL general manager said he will pay for the 14-year old Namhla until she turns 21.

This comes after he learnt that Red Farm decided to withdraw its financial commitment to Meyiwa’s daughter.

“Since Red Farm has stopped paying, I have offered to take over,” Ncobo said.

“I get goosebumps when I think about Senzo, the man was full of life,”

Ncobo has also challenged other footballers to contribute the same amount.

“I wish to challenge nine other people within the football family to join me, so that the 10 of us jointly make this R15 000.”

“Senzo embodied the full spirit of football the most potent weapon and agent for social cohesion.

“It is in the memory of that spirit that his child should never be reminded of his absence by hunger pangs.”

Meyiwa was gunned down on October 26 2014 in Vosloorus while visiting his girlfriend, singer Kelly Khumalo.

Senzo was in the prime of his career at Orlando Pirates and was captain of Bafana Bafana.

Ncobo said he wishes he could do more as the world faces a financial downturn because of Covid-19.

However, he wishes he could have increase the amount but for now he will match what she was receiving from Red Farm.

“It is still sad that the killers have still not been brought to book,” said Ncobo.