X users drag Nota for using Zahara’s death for ‘clout’

Award-winning singer, Zahara. Picture: Instagram

Award-winning singer, Zahara. Picture: Instagram

Published Dec 13, 2023

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X users have accused Nota Boloyi of using Zahara’s death to trend on the social media platform.

Just hours after the award-winning singer’s passing was announced, the controversial Twitter troll took to X to post about a time when he visited a “drunk” Zahara at her home.

“My wife took me to visit Zahara at her home when her sister passed away…

“She was sobering up from the night before but as soon as my wife & I were settled she decide to drink some more for the hangover.”

He added: “I left there knowing that there’s no saving her despite her mother’s plea!💔.”

Zahara’s fans and other social media users didn’t take lightly to the fact that Boloyi had decided to speak ill of the dead and called him out on it.

@Claytonhendo1 commented: “Sending condolences is enough, don't use her death for clout bra. you renting out is not gonna change anything.”

@MediamagnetHQ wrote: “Be careful who you let close to you, they will go around after you've passed on to reveal every embarrassing thing they know about you.”

@LeeThobela said: “Any thing said on this tweet won't bring her back 😭😭😭😭,a simple RIP goes a long way . Let's respect the deceased 🙏🙏🙏.”

@DineoTroy wrote: “Many people drink alcohol and we don't go around judging and gossiping about them, so how is she any different? because she's s celebrity? are they not people also? do they also not have problems? can the lady just rest in peace????”

— Dineo Troy (@DineoTroy) December 12, 2023

Zahara’s family confirmed her passing on social media on December 11.

“It is with heavy hearts and deepest sorrow that we announce the passing of our beloved daughter, sister, and friend, Zahara...

“She leaves behind an indelible mark on the music industry and a legacy that will forever resonate in our hearts and souls,” read the Instagram post.

The “Destiny” hitmaker was hospitalised earlier this month. As the news spread, her family asked for privacy and for prayers.