High-earning Amapiano artist Kamo Mphela’s mother reportedly lives in poverty, videos of dilapidated house flood social media

Kamo Mphela has been trending of late after her mother’s dilapidated house trends flooding social media. Mphela has fast become one of the greatest performers in Mzansi, and her illustrious career has thrust her into the limelight. She served in some of the world’s most idyllic destinations.

Of late, she has been wearing some of the finest things the world can offer. However, in the mix of things, she has been trending after her mother allegedly lives in squalor. Well, that’s according to controversial entertainment blogger Musa Khawula who shared a clip of a home reportedly belonging to the singer’s mother.

It is interesting that Kamo Mphela hails from Soweto and has achieved star success as an amapiano artist and dancer. Taking to Twitter, Musa tweeted:

“A look at a place where Kamo Mphela’s mom lives. Kamo’s mom is also said to be drowning in alcohol”.

What puzzled Mzansi was that the video showed off a derelict property in an unknown location. In the mix of things, Mzansi tried to connect the dots about her parents.

Watch the video below:

A look at a place where Kamo Mphela’s mom lives.

Kamo Mphela’s mom is also said to be drowning in alcohol. pic.twitter.com/UNE5bSZrkr

— Musa Khawula (@MusaKhawula) August 19, 2022

Amapiano artist Kamo Mphela trending after her mother’s dilapidated house flooded social media

In recent years she revealed that her father is former YFM DJ, Onitiaf. The bubbly dancer and musician once revealed that her father would take her along as a little girl to music gigs around town. She went on to reveal that he introduced her to the entertainment industry. In addition, the star has posted many clips of her dad accompanying her to her gigs.

In her recent interviews, she has spoken fondly of her father, she has seemingly shied away from speaking about her mom. She told The Yanos in November 2021 of their “complicated” relationship:

“Growing up mostly with my dad, I had to mother myself and also mother my siblings. I didn’t have that talk about periods and how to do my nails with my mom, I had to teach myself those things”

However, in the mix of things, Mzansi has since weighed into the matter. Here are some of the comments that flooded social media:

@MokweleMmaphuti: “As kids, we should take care of our parents. No matter the relationship, one of our assignments on earth is to wipe away their tears.”

@LwandleEL: “If it’s true, then I’m shocked. It doesn’t matter if her mom is a drunkard. She should get her a decent place.”

@zoe98160229: “Dear Black child. If you grew up poor, your responsibility is to take care of your family. Build the house, buy the groceries, pay for siblings’ school fees, buy airtime, buy the car too”