Lady Du took to Instagram to explain herself after the backlash, saying 'We are not celebrities when when we lose our brothers'. before breaking down live on IG.
Having been close to Mpura and Killer Kau, Lady Du paid tribute to the two men but deleted the post after people asked her to respect their families and to wait for an official announcement.
Later on Monday, Lady Du took to Instagram to explain herself. In an Instagram video in which she was seen weeping, the DJ said she reacted the way she did because she wasn’t thinking like a celeb but a person who was shocked by the death of people dear to her. “I don’t think I wanted to do this but I feel like I want to do it. There’s things I feel a lot of people have to understand, like the fact that we are not celebrities when we lose our brothers,” she said before breaking down.
After composing herself, she continued: “We are not celebrities when we are in pain. Nobody can ever handle the pain of losing people they care about, people who have helped them grow in every way possible. I don’t understand and I’m confused. I don’t know what's going on and I don’t know how to feel.”
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