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Zandi Khumalo has ignited a firestorm online after making a string of shocking revelations about her sister, singer Kelly Khumalo.
“The first time I saw drugs was because of her. The first and last time I went to jail was because of her. Today I am known as an accessory to murder and it’s because of her. The first time I did a threesome was with her,” Zandi reportedly said in a now-viral post.
The allegations have stunned fans and reignited long-standing tensions between the Khumalo sisters, who have not been on speaking terms for months. Social media erupted within minutes, with users questioning whether this was a cry for help, a moment of truth, or a bitter act of revenge.
Zandi hinted that what she has shared is only a glimpse of what she knows. “If I start telling you about her other issues, jaws will drop,” she added, leaving the public demanding answers.
This latest bombshell comes after years of public friction between the two sisters, once seen as inseparable. Kelly Khumalo, who has faced intense scrutiny over the ongoing Senzo Meyiwa murder case, is now once again at the center of controversy—this time from within her own family.
Reports from Daily Sun suggest that Kelly has been “disowned” by her family, who accuse her of trying to divide them. The Khumalo household has reportedly been torn apart, with Kelly’s mother, Ntombifuthi Khumalo, siding with Zandi in the feud.
“The red flags were there,” a family source told the publication. “Kelly was always trying to be in control, even of her mother. When her mom refused to take sides, Kelly turned on her.”
Zandi’s explosive statements have drawn renewed attention to her earlier public fallout with Kelly in 2020, when she announced she was “divorcing her sister.” Although she later deleted that statement, the tension between them has only deepened since.
Their relationship reportedly broke down further after Zandi accused Kelly of manipulating family members and using fame to intimidate others. At the time, Kelly responded indirectly, saying she wished her sister “healing and peace.”
Now, with Zandi’s latest words spreading online, those old wounds appear to have reopened. Fans are divided—some sympathizing with Zandi for speaking out, others accusing her of trying to destroy Kelly’s already fragile public image.
The Khumalo family drama comes as Kelly continues to face public backlash linked to the high-profile murder trial of her late boyfriend, soccer star Senzo Meyiwa. Zandi herself testified in the trial earlier this year, and her name has repeatedly been mentioned in court proceedings, fueling speculation about strained loyalties within the family.
Sources close to the Khumalos say the sisters’ feud has now reached a point of no return. Kelly and her mother reportedly no longer speak, while Zandi remains estranged from both.
“Kelly was hurt that her mother didn’t defend her when she fought with Zandi,” another insider told Daily Sun. “After that, things went from bad to worse. There were shouting matches, phone calls, and eventually silence.”
Kelly, however, has denied the reports, claiming that her fallout with her mother had nothing to do with Zandi. She said their argument stemmed from her desire to uncover the truth about her biological father—an issue she described as a long-buried family secret.
“My mother left because I wanted the truth about my biological father, which has been an elephant in the room for years,” Kelly said. “I can’t force her to stand for the truth or be the mother she’s failed to be.”
Zandi, while distancing herself from her sister’s public life, confirmed that she is not featured in Kelly’s reality show and that they have not spoken for months. “We are not in contact,” she said bluntly in a previous interview.
The sisters’ feud, once dismissed by fans as temporary, has now evolved into a full-blown public crisis. The timing of Zandi’s latest remarks—coming amid renewed online attention around the Meyiwa case—has intensified speculation that her words may have deeper implications.
Social media users have pointed out that Zandi’s mention of “being known as an accessory to murder” could be a reference to how her name surfaced during the investigation into Meyiwa’s death. Others believe it’s simply an emotional outburst against the weight of years of being tied to her sister’s controversies.
Regardless of intent, the damage appears done. Kelly’s public image, already under strain, now faces further scrutiny. Fans who once viewed the Khumalo sisters as a symbol of sisterhood and shared success are now witnessing their complete breakdown—played out under the unrelenting glare of public attention.
As of now, neither Kelly nor her representatives have issued a formal response to Zandi’s latest claims. Her silence has only deepened the mystery, leaving the public to wonder if there is more to come.
Meanwhile, calls for reconciliation seem far-fetched. Those close to the family say both women have built lives apart and are unlikely to mend their relationship anytime soon.
For the Khumalo sisters, what once was a shared stage has now become a battlefield—each revelation striking deeper than the last.
And with Zandi’s chilling promise that “jaws will drop” if she speaks further, South Africans are bracing for what could be another chapter in one of the country’s most explosive family feuds.
