Mr Brown responds to rumours of being deported

Music producer Lynol Siwela – affectionately known as Mr Brown, responds to media reports of being deported to Zimbabwe by Home Affairs.

Mr Bown has been topping trends after it was alleged that he was deported back to Zimbabwe for allegedly overstaying in the country.

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MR BROWN BREAKS THE SILENCE

PSAFLIVE shared a series of Twitter threads detailing the reasons behind his deportation. However, the tweets have sparked a heated debate, with Open Mic Productions being implicated in the mix.

The singer responded to the allegations with a cryptic tweet that left many trying to connect the dots on whether he was deported.

Mr Brown tweeted: “It’s disheartening to see people focus on my life when there are others out there struggling to even put food on the table. Let’s shift our attention towards helping those in need and making a positive impact in their lives.”

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REASONS BEHIND DEPORTATION REVEALED

However, ZiMoja reports that the producer is currently in Zimbabwe and was deported for overstaying. Unconfirmed reports have it that he is delaying his return on purpose.

Speaking to ZiMoja, Mr Brown confirmed he is delaying his return to avoid legal woes between Makhadzi and Open Mic. Mr Brown said: “To be honest, I am avoiding the drama that is currently happening between Makhadzi and Open Mic.” 

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Mr Brown is also embroiled in contract woes with Open Mic Productions. The producer also hinted that he might go separate ways with Open Mic despite his desire to work with the record label.

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