Dr Malinga did not buy the McLaren. Images via Twitter @ChrisExcel20
Dr Malinga: ‘I did not buy the R6 million McLaren’
Musician Dr Malinga has rubbished reports that he bought the R6 million McLaren, which he recently posted on his Instagram account.
Dr Malinga did not buy the McLaren. Images via Twitter @ChrisExcel20
Dr Malinga has set the record straight after tweeps demanded their donations back after sharing the R6 million McLaren on his Instagram account.
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‘I DIDN’T BUY THE MCLAREN’
The popular musician Dr Malinga topped Twitter trends on the weekend (5 November) after sharing a video of the R6 million McLaren saying he was hurt by those who dragged him.
The star posted a video of himself in a McLaren with background music of his latest single Baba Ngiyabonga.
Tweeps quickly assumed he bought the car and bashed him for ‘buying’ the car revealing they can’t believe he was asking for donations a few weeks prior and is now driving the expensive car.
Malinga tells Daily Sun that he didn’t buy the car and says it’s a music video that was taken in 2021 at the Royal Marang Hotel in Rustenburg, North West province.
The entertainer also tells the publication that he doesn’t understand why people were reacting so negatively and he’s hurt by the trolls.
“One thing I know is that the ones making noise didn’t contribute to assisting me. A person who helps you prosper would not have a problem with you buying a McLaren because they want to see you do well.”
“God will never criticise you. When I cried, I wept to God and he touched the hearts of those who helped me.”
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DR MALINGA: ALL-WHITE CONCERT
The talented musician Dr Malinga also tells Daily Sun that things are going well for him and that an all-white concert will be held on 16 December to honour his life.
The star is not focusing on the negative comments as he’s looking forward to the concert which will be held in Tshwane. He adds that he’s in a better place right now and it’s all thanks to God.
“I’m focused on my music and those who love me.”
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