Kelly Khumalo, the renowned South African singer, has once again delighted her fans by sharing a charming picture of her youngest daughter, Luna. According to reports, Luna is the product of Kelly’s previous relationship with ex-Kaizer Chiefs player Mthokozisi Yende.
In addition to Luna, Kelly Khumalo has two other children – son Christian, whom she shares with singer Jub Jub, and daughter Thingo, the late soccer star Senzo Meyiwa’s child. The recent Instagram post showcased Luna adorned in a golden crown, with the proud mother captioning the image, “Her obsession with this crown! I guess she already knows.”
Fans were quick to gush over the striking resemblance between the toddler and her famous mother. Earlier in February, Kelly had also shared a picture of the busy Luna cleaning out the kitchen cupboard, with the affectionate caption, “Driving us crazy already.” The singer’s followers have eagerly anticipated updates on the baby girl, as Kelly’s social media posts suggest she may not have an active relationship with Luna’s father, Mthokozisi Yende.Kelly Khumalo, the renowned South African singer, has two other children besides her musical career – a 14-year-old son, Christian, and a 10-year-old daughter, Thingo. Christian’s father is Jub Jub, a muso and TV personality with whom Kelly had a tumultuous relationship marked by allegations of drugs and abuse.
Jub Jub was involved in a fatal car accident in 2010, and Kelly gave birth to their son Christian while he was awaiting sentencing. After Jub Jub’s release in 2017, he claimed that Kelly had prevented him from seeing their son, a claim she has strongly denied.
On the other hand, Thingo’s father was the late Orlando Pirates goalkeeper, Senzo Meyiwa. Kelly and Senzo began a relationship just a few months after his 2013 wedding to Mandisa Mkhize, and Thingo was born in 2014. Tragically, Senzo was shot and killed at Kelly’s mother’s home a few months later, and the investigation into his murder, shrouded in allegations of foul play, remains ongoing nearly a decade later