Makhadzi's Ex-Dancer Rush Mabanana Spills the Tea
"I protected her and loved her like a sister, but she turned her back on me" - Rush Mabanana
Makhadzi's Ex-Dancer Rush Mabanana Spills the Tea
Hold onto your seats, folks, because the latest showbiz drama is hotter than ever! Rush Mabanana, the former dancer for the award-winning Limpopo singer Makhadzi, is spilling all the tea on TikTok Live, and it's juicy.
Rush, who used to light up the stage with Makhadzi, claims he was treated unfairly and underpaid compared to his fellow dancer, Limpopo Boy, who has now jetted off overseas to choreograph. In a fiery rant, Rush Mabanana didn't hold back:
I was paid R10,000 less than Limpopo Boy. I don't give a f*&$ how people will take what I have to say, but the truth must come out.
Rush Mabanana revealed a shocking incident at the Botswana border where he took the fall to save Makhadzi from being arrested.
They almost arrested her at the Botswana border gates and I took the fall and asked they take me, but the way she treated me was terrible.
Makhadzi's Ex-Dancer Rush Mabanana Spills the Tea
Rush Mabanana claimed he put in more effort on stage than Limpopo Boy but still got paid less.
I had more energy than Limpopo Boy but got paid less. I don't care who says what. I will expose her; what you started will not finish. I will make Makhadzi suffer.
He also mentioned that despite his silence and loyalty, Makhadzi turned her back on him. Rush lamented:
I kept quiet for a long time. I protected her and loved her like a sister, but she turned her back on me.
Adding fuel to the fire, Rush pointed out that Makhadzi has now replaced her male dancers with females. He warned: “I don't care; I will always be fine but I am coming for her.”
And guess what? Rush isn't just sitting around; he's been touring overseas too. “I'm not sitting around and being broke,” he said confidently.
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On the other side, Makhadzi's management, represented by Lucky Tshilimandili, had a more measured response. “It's not easy to part ways with someone you have worked with for a long time. There are two sides to every story,” he said.
I don't think Makhadzi should entertain threats, but when he is calm, maybe they can sit down and resolve their issues.
