HIP HOP star Holy Ten has dismissed bombshell allegations from his ex-lover that he abused their child by using him to promote his new album, ‘Proud Father,’ even when he was well aware that his son was not feeling well.
He said the disturbing claims were just meant to disturb the promotion of his latest project, which has been doing well, since its launch on Monday.
“It’s really just a little noise that’s trying to (disturb) the album.
“I feel like we should all be adults and ignore this stuff,” Holy Ten told H-Metro.
Chelsea Hlomayi, the ex-girlfriend of Holy Ten, claims the singer has been posting pictures of their son to send a wrong impression that he cares for the child.
Chelsea took to social media yesterday blasting the Gamu hit-maker, and his wife Kimberly, for trying to score points while pretending to be a happy family.
She claimed Holy Ten and Kimberly approached her indicating that they wanted to take her son out for a photoshoot ahead of the album launch.
However, videos have surfaced of Kimberly portraying herself as a proud mother who embraced both Holy Ten’s children.
Chelsea posted: “My son is not a prop!”
The post went viral on social media yesterday.
She said Holy Ten knew his son was sick when he took him for the photo shoot.
“It’s very unfortunate that you would choose to exploit a sick child to create content.
“A child you have neglected since he was born, you didn’t want to face criticism from your fans and the public ma poster cover with only one child.
“You came to me and said ‘can I borrow Mufaro’ for a few hours for the album cover.
“Even though you knew he was sick at the time, I was fine with the album cover being done, that’s my child’s inheritance but some of the content dzaakubuda idzi Proud Mother, MY FOOT.”
She added:
“We’ve never talked, we’ve never met. All I know is what you go around telling people that chi bastard mwana wangu.
“This child would rather use my son to boost her image than to actually show up and show love in real life.
“You don’t owe my son anything but using him just for content is way too low and paying bloggers saying you’re not Daisy is weird, man.
“I am a ghetto yut, hapana paticharamba tichiti bhoo muchitibhowa.
“Just be a good person in real life. All this fakeness, just for marketing your image, is not okay. My son is not a prop.”
