The reason behind Simz Ngema’s embarrassing performance exposed

Mzansi Actress and singer Simphiwe Ngema has been trending on social media following her recent performance at Disoufeng in Soweto.

While her music career appears to be soaring, considering that she has been bagging some gigs, Mzansi is yet to appreciate her skills.

Some mocked the performance saying she is not ready for the music industry while some claimed she performed as someone who was stressed.

Watch the video below:

Simphiwe Ngema performing at Disoufeng; Soweto. pic.twitter.com/iqm6kCnNPS

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Commenting on the video, some tweeps blamed her baby daddy Tino Chinyani who recently pulled a public stunt of “marrying a model.”

@MokweleMmaphuti wrote; “Things are tough bafethu, I blame that Zimbabwean guy guy kere ke mang Timo or Cimo what ever it is I blame him. “

@south_prescott wrote: “Shame that Zimbabwean really disturbed her”

@kgopotso_africa wrote: “She has the voice, wrong music choice . She has a very good chance of being our very own Adel. Songs about losing your partner unexpectedly, Break up with baby daddy, she has the face & body for it , . She would sell. She still has a chance, someone please advice her otherwise”

@BuhleNdlovu_ wrote: “When men hurt yiu they make sure.”

Recently, Tino Chinyani was trending after pictures and videos of his supposed secret wedding flooded the internet.

Rumour had it Tino Chinyani got married over the past weekend.

The supposed ‘secret wedding’ however sparked mixed reactions on social media as some tweeps were convinced that Tino tied the knot while some were convinced that the scenes were for a music video.

The bride in question, Sadia Sallie said she did not get married and it was a publicity stunt,

“Hey everyone, I just wanna put it out there that I definitely did not get married, I was just contacted as a model and was kept in the dark about everything even when I arrived on the day I was told I had to ‘act’ and pretend that it’s my wedding. Felt intimidated so I complied.”