Hazel Issues An Official Apology To Prince Kaybee Following Nudes Leak

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Hazel Issues An Official Apology To Prince Kaybee Following Nudes Leak. Amapiano upcoming DJ Hazel has just issued a public apology to Prince Kaybee following nudes leak. This comes after the record producer Prince Kaybee took legal action against “Hazel Mahazard”, as she refers to herself on social media, over the incident.

Hazel took to social media to issue a public apology that reads: “On Tuesday, 4 May I posted a tweet with pictures and private conversations between Kabelo Motsamai (Prince Kaybee) and myself. Would like to take this opportunity to apologise to Kabelo for the posts, and any damage that the last picture may have caused to his dignity, public image, personal life and his businesses.

“Upon deep reflection, I now realise how unjust and uncalled for my actions were, and I would like to use this opportunity to apologise unreservedly. I have since deleted the post and I condemn with serious caution against the continuous circulation of those pictures by others,” she said.

She added: “I regret the entire incident and have taken to heart all the harsh lessons that came with it. I do not intend to make any further public statements on this matter and further appeal that Kabelo be afforded the privacy to deal with any matters that arise from this unfortunate incident.” See tweet:


Hazel had posted a screenshot on Twitter, which indicated that Kaybee did indeed allegedly cheat on his girlfriend and radio personality, Zola Mhlongo. Not only did she share screenshots of the conversations she had with Kaybee, but also publicly shared private nudes he had reportedly sent her. 

His statement and public apology reads: “I cheated, I humiliated my girlfriend publicly. To the people I have disappointed, the businesses I represent, my girlfriend and my mother I profusely apologise from the bottom of my heart.”


Location: Gauteng, South Africa

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