'Zahara needs help' following 'drunk' performance - Tweeps
Updated | By Poelano Malema
Social media users are calling for Zahara to get help after a viral video appears to show her looking under the weather and allegedly drunk.
A video has gone viral on Twitter showing award-winning South African singer Zahara performing.
In the short video, the singer sings her hit single, 'Ndiza', but she sounds off key.
Many Tweeps who have watched the video says she sounds drunk and believe the star needs to get help.
"Mara Zahara bafwethu again, she really needs help!" reads the caption of the video.
Watch the performance below.
Mara Zahara bafwethu 💔💔💔 again, she really needs help! pic.twitter.com/O4RSvG3NCW
— Mnyamani (@Zikamnyamane) December 2, 2021
Guys what's happening with Zahara? 😔💔 pic.twitter.com/v120iAXdej
— Neilwe Joy (@Neilwejoy) December 5, 2021
Mama Zahara she has a problem and she needs our prayers guys she might look fine but it seem the woman is facing some serious problems those whom are closed to them pls seek professional intervention not lough at her coz this might happen to u as well
— Revelations (@Revelat26482400) December 5, 2021
Zahara's drinking problem
Zahara's career has been marred by allegations of alcohol abuse, but the singer has denied that she has a problem.
In an interview with Podcast and Chill with MacG, the 'Loliwe' hitmaker said she drinks occasionally and it is no one's business what she does behind close doors.
She said she started drinking at the age of 24 at a party. Although she says she didn't enjoy the alcohol, she loved how it made her feel free.
In 2017, the star threatened to sue Somizi after he spoke about Zahara and her alleged alcohol problem.
Somizi said during the SAMA awards: "“We are almost at the end of the show and there’s an amazing after party, free bar...where is Zahara ( audience roars in laughter). She’s probably at the bar already.”
Zahara said she was going to sue "Somizi and the SAMAs for defamation of character."
Image courtesy of Instagram.
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