WATCH: When Lebogang Khitsane's sister caused drama at his memorial service
Lebogang Khitsane, the man behind South Africa’s ostentatious tombstone designs, was buried earlier this year, but what stuck out the most was his sister airing out his wife's dirty laundry in public during the memorial service.
Khistane was well known for his unique tombstone designs for the likes of Nelson Mandela, singer/producer Robbie Malinga, actor Joe Mafela, kwaito juggernaut Mduduzi “Mandoza” Tshabalala, Ontlametse Phalatse, Nkululeko ‘Flabba’ Habedi, boxer Baby Jake Matlala, and Scara Ngobese.
Read: WATCH: South Africans react to memorial drama
Early this year on a what was supposed to be a beautiful Sunday morning, the Khitsane family and friends held a memorial service for the popular entrepreneur, who passed away due to renal failure.
His children described him as a devoted and loving father.
However, there was some drama during the memorial service when his sister, Semati Moedi, made shocking claims.
In the live broadcast on eNCA, you could hear the sister accusing Lebohang's wife of bringing men into her brother's house.
Water bottles came flying as the two women almost came to blows. Drama, drama, drama!
Social media has been buzzing ever since the incident took place. Some mentioned what the sister did was very shameful and embarrassing, while others said that she did the right thing by outing the widow.
What an embarrassment, so she waited for the funeral in order to expose Lebo’s wife? #LeboKhitsane
— Tebogo Makgatho (@trmakgatho) August 30, 2020
Watch the altercation below:
This Aunt Semati Moedi. First woman in 1930 to hang her sister in law's dirty laundry in pablic. #SematiMoedi #LeboKhitsane #Khitsane pic.twitter.com/gKcBmU25QL
— Man’s NOT Barry Roux (@AdvoBarryRoux) August 31, 2020
What the sister did was a disgrace, on nationalTV? #LeboKhitsane
— Tebogo Makgatho (@trmakgatho) August 30, 2020
The truth must be told.. Even though the timing was out 🙆♀️ #rakgadi Rakgadi is hurting that she lost her brother due to a wife 😔 #LeboKhitsane pic.twitter.com/r3zwCm2Rea
— Martha_a93 (@MarthaMolwantoa) August 30, 2020
Trust women to do this to each other. True or not, but this was to humiliate a grieving woman. I won't be surprised if they start fighting for deceased estate. That's what in laws are good at. #LeboKhitsane
— Sir Phillip Stones (@IamPhillip_) August 30, 2020