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Makhadzi stable after car accident, receiving medical care

Posted on January 2, 2026
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Makhadzi is stable after car accident

South African music sensation Makhadzi is on the road to recovery following a car accident that occurred while she was traveling from Limpopo to Johannesburg on the morning of December 31.

A statement released on Wednesday confirmed that the award-winning singer is currently receiving medical attention in hospital.

“She is receiving medical care and remains in hospital, where her condition is stable and under close observation by medical professionals. The priority at this time is her recovery and well-being,” the statement said.

Makhadzi’s team also asked fans and the public to respect the privacy of the star and her family during this time.

“We respectfully request privacy for Makhadzi and her family during this period,” they added.

Fans have shown an outpouring of support for the Limpopo-born star, and her team expressed heartfelt gratitude for the messages of concern and encouragement they have received.

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