Madzimai Kelly Deactivates TikTok After Leaked Video Sends Zimbabweans Into A Frenzy
Members of the apostolic sect, commonly known as Mapostori, are often seen as upstanding individuals who embody Christian values. However, a recent scandal involving social media personality Madzimai Kelly has reminded Zimbabweans that everyone, regardless of their faith, is human and in need of God’s grace.
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Madzimai Deactivates TikTok
Madzimai Kelly, a popular figure on TikTok, has deactivated her account following the release of explicit photos and videos allegedly leaked online. While the identity of the person behind the leak remains unclear, the controversy has left her at the centre of heated discussions on social media.
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Zimbos Go Bananas Over Leaked Video Featuring Madzimai Kelly
Platforms like X (formerly Twitter) have been buzzing with comments about the situation. Despite the difficulty in finding the leaked content, the scandal has sparked widespread debate, with many Zimbabweans sharing their thoughts on the matter.
Some users have used the incident as a cautionary tale, advising women to avoid sharing private images, while others speculated that the leak may have been orchestrated by Madzimai Kelly herself to get her 15 minutes of fame.
Here are some of the comments:
@Angeles_shines:
So madzimai Kelly has deactivated her tiktok account, I hope she’s fine….Ladies never ever share your noodles with anyone including anomadya wacho. In fact, unenge uchimboda kumadiiko don’t even take them mhani.
Silva Lax:
Pane akarambwa akarwadziwa …coz Hakuna chiriko ibitterness inevanhu chte
Shyline Nyikadzino:
Haa akutsvaka ku trender Kelly soo munhu wekuziva 
kuda mafollowers uku alinkisa ega uyu
Memory Dube:
zvimwe zvachoso ahh ,video racho arinawo ka that futi 4/10 #rate
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