AKA and Bonang Matheba breakup - again
It looks like AKA and Bonang have called it quits for real this time.
Kiernan 'AKA' Forbes took to Twitter on Friday to announce some "shocking" news.
The rapper revealed that he and Bonang Matheba are no longer a couple.
"Myself and Bonang have decided to call it quits. I feel like I need to put this out there so we can both move on. I wish her all the best and I will always love her," he tweeted.
Myself and Bonang have decided to call it quits. I feel like I need to put this out there so we can both move on. I wish her all the best and I will always love her. ❤️
— AKA (@akaworldwide) December 29, 2017
The post comes one day after the 'Don't Forget to Pray' rapper posted three cryptic tweets.
Life is really just about making a decision. Making a decision to be happy or to be sad.
— AKA (@akaworldwide) December 28, 2017
People can do things to you, hurt you, make you feel low or whatever but ultimately .... it's up to you how you deal with it and how you move forward. Nobody is responsible for your happiness, only you can make the choice of which path you think is best for you.
— AKA (@akaworldwide) December 28, 2017
People spend their time blaming other people for how they feel when in fact, you have a choice ... people make theirs ... will you be brave enough to make yours?
— AKA (@akaworldwide) December 28, 2017
It's not the first time AKA claimed the couple broke up.
Earlier this year, he staged a "fake" breakup to create some hype for his “surprise” love track, ‘Caiphus Song".
ALSO READ: AKA comes clean about 'fake' Bonang break-up
"It was exciting watching a plan come together," he told hip-hop magazine The Plug about the publicity stunt.
“We were watching the whole thing unfold and couldn’t wait for it to be Tuesday already... I knew that a lot of journalists would just take anything we tweeted as gospel and not really do any proper investigating. We knew people would do our job for us."
It comes as no surprise that many social media users do not believe his latest breakup claims.
Who else thinks Bonang & AKA's breakup is Fake? pic.twitter.com/fBd9thZDjW
— Mo (@mongezie_m) December 29, 2017
Only people believing AKA and Bonang really broke up are the people who beeen wanting them to break up so bad, the rest of us can see right through this publicity stunt. AKA is just gathering attention to probably drop the release date for his album dropping in 2018.
— Phetole G. Mogale (@GivVi_G) December 29, 2017
RT if you also think AKA and Bonang are playing with us
— The Instigator (@AmBlujay) December 29, 2017
Whenever AKA come and announce their break-ups with Bonang. 😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/sJqhSiTMH3
— TwittaNerd🎅 (@LindoMyeni) December 29, 2017
Bonang is yet to comment on the alleged breakup, but she also posted a cryptic tweet on Thursday.
...choose joy... once you choose and place your attention on wanting to flow there, the universe will shift for you and inspire you to the action needed to take you there....
— Bonang B* Matheba (@bonang_m) December 28, 2017