Dr Rebecca Malope reportedly told to 'F**k off' by Bucy Radebe's husband
Social media users comfort Rebecca Malope after details of what led to her feeling disrespected over the weekend came to light. This happened following her performance at Bucy Radebe's live recording.
Rebecca Malope's daughter and manager, Noluthando Malope has revealed that the legendary gospel artist will be taking legal action following the disrespect she was subjected to at Bucy Radebe's live DVD recording, which took place over the weekend.
"At the moment, because it turned into a legal issue, we can't comment about it as of yet. We are hoping that at least by Friday, we will be able to make a statement," Noluthando told Jacaranda FM.
On Sunday, legendary Gospel artist Rebecca Malope took to Twitter to ask for prayers after she revealed that she was hurting and has never experienced such disrespect in her career.
"I am so hurt, I've never experienced such disrespect as I did last night. I thought I'd be fine this morning but I'm not ok. South Africa please pray for my heart to be mended," she tweeted.
The tweet came after she sang at Bucy Radebe's live recording, which took place at Sun City on Saturday, 30 April.
"In 34 years of my career, I've never been so disappointed and disrespected. I hope it never happens again," she responded to Bucy who has since deleted her Twitter account.
Rebecca Malope's daughter, Thandeka Malope, explained on Twitter that "there were some last minute changes made to the performance that she was told about as she walked on stage. Band playing and all."
She added that despite the disrespect and hurt, Rebecca chose to perform just for her fans who had attended the show.
However, Bucy Radebe's manager, who happens to be her husband, Thapelo Thoboke, told Rebecca to "f**k off" when she was questioning the last minute changes made to her song.
"She did it [performance] for her fans, but the manager literally told her to fok off if she doesn't want to do what he was telling her to do which was a last minute changed to a live dvd recording. Also how do you only inform an artist of a last minute change while the song has started," Thandeka tweeted.
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Thandeka added that Bucy Radebe has not yet apologised to Rebecca, despite being aware of what happened. Instead, the legendary artist has received threats from Bucy's husband.
Despite thousands of social media users urging Bucy and her husband to apologise to Rebecca, the two have remained silent on the issue.
On Wednesday, Thapelo took to Facebook to say no one will bully him into commenting.
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