Tuesday, October 06

Zuva Habane & SA Idols Judge Unathi Clash Over Selfie Snub

There was drama on social media last night after socialite Zuva Habane clashed with South Africa Idol’s judge Unathi over a selfie. Apparently, Zuva Habane was at a function to which Unathi and her friends were also in attendance. On noticing her fav celeb, Zuva decided to go and ask to take a selfie with her. However, it all went sour when Unathi denied her the selfie citing that she was not putting on her facemask when she approached her.

She further claimed that turned down the selfie request simply because Zuva was all lovey-dovey with her partner kissing and cuddling before she had the audacity of then coming to her without a face mask to ask to take a selfie with her. However, this did not seat well with Zuva Habane who then decided to post the incident on her social media platform..

Unathi Posted the following 

UNCOMFORTABLE TRUTH
Things have changed and they have changed forever and we will all react differently because of our personal journeys and responsibilities.

I am noticing an increased tension building with people I have never met who want to engage with me and get offended if I decline when they are not wearing masks in public places. This is the New norm and it is going to be like this for a while.

Daily, because I come from the EC, which is terribly affected we are receiving news of people dying. As I speak I must return there tomorrow to bury my gran. My friends are losing their parents, siblings and colleagues and this is hitting all of us HARD.

I guess this is my disclaimer........call me ANYTHING you want under the sun. If you’re NOT wearing a mask.......don’t expect ANYTHING from ME. I will not put my children or parents’ lives in danger. I imagine having to miss the live shows on Idols because I wasn’t vigilant. I can’t

MY TRUTH.

Zuva Responded 

sis you weren’t wearing a mask, No one was but That’s beside the point . I feel you handled Everything in a dismissive manner, Maybe you didn’t feel like it I have days like That too. I adore you hence I was polite I just didn’t know this other side of you. Be nice to everyone, Some of them even pray for you That’s all I’m saying, have a nice day”

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