Kelly Khumalo to tell all

Slain Bafana Bafana captain Senzo Meyiwa's girlfriend, Kelly Khumalo, will be doing "a tell all" on Tuesday at Universal Records in Rosebank, Johannesburg.


Afro-soul singer Khumalo decided to break the silence about her life with Senzo, her loss and her future plans, Universal Records public relations officer Nkosana Mthunzi said on Monday.

UPDATE: Kelly Khumalo breaks her silence

The couple also has a seven-month-old baby girl.

Khumalo was among people who were allegedly threatened when Meyiwa was shot on October 26 during a robbery at her family home in Vosloorus on the East Rand.

“I have not been talking to the media, but I have decided to give my fans an idea of what I went through during that difficult time,” Khumalo told The Citizen on Sunday.

FILE PICTURE: Singer Kelly Khumalo is seen arriving with her baby daughter at her house in Zamo Section in Vosloorus, 27 October 2014, where her boyfriend Bafana Bafana and Orlando Pirates captain Senzo Meyiwa was shot and killed on Sunday evening. Picture: Tracy Lee Stark

FILE PICTURE: Singer Kelly Khumalo is seen arriving with her baby daughter at her house in Vosloorus. Picture: Tracy Lee Stark

Shortly after the passing of Meyiwa, Khumalo made her first appearance at the Feather Awards in Johannesburg earlier this month.

Following her appearance at the awards, she has been attending live music shows and recently performed her Asinne song live on Live AMP on SABC 1.

At the end of October a suspect was arrested in connection with Meyiwa’s murder.

However, November 11, charges against Zanokuhle Mbatha were officially withdrawn.


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FILE PICTURE: Zanokuhle Mbatha,the man arrested in connection with the murder of Senzo Meyiwa on November 11, 2014 in Boksburg, South Africa. The case against Zanokuhle Mbatha has been withdrawn because there is not enough evidence to keep him in custody. (Photo by Gallo Images / The Times / Moeletsi Mabe)

FILE PICTURE: Zanokuhle Mbatha,the man arrested in connection with the murder of Senzo Meyiwa on November 11, 2014 in Boksburg, South Africa. The case against Zanokuhle Mbatha has been withdrawn because there is not enough evidence to keep him in custody. (Photo by Gallo Images / The Times / Moeletsi Mabe)

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