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Moozlie Mabena is allegedly safe and alive

By Staff Writer 11 Jan 2019 3 Min Read Save

Last updated: 11 Jan 2019, 06:44

Johannesburg – There has not been an official statement from Moozlie or her partner but a tweet from her alleged cousin shows that the artist is fine and alive. Following the live video of the car crash incidence of Moozlie, there is a screenshot of Moozlie explaining she “collided with a woman on a broom that majestically disappeared after the accident” and that her car was a total right off but she is fine. Celebrity friend AKA also confirmed in a comment screenshot that moozlie is fine.

#Nomuzi #nomuzie #Moozlie looks like she’s okay 💁🏼‍♀️ asazi 🤷🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️ pic.twitter.com/mbYrA6MAr5

— Iam Xola_SA 🇿🇦🏳️‍🌈 (@Iam_Xola_SA) January 10, 2019

Some social media users are however calling the accident an act and believe that the whole thing was staged

If this is a campaign, app eng eng. Can we all agree on cancelling Nomuzi #moozlie

— mamogolo. (@Ndingu_Thandi) January 10, 2019

Are we punked or wat #moozlie https://t.co/9kHBffDhym

— NJABULO@Okuhle Zulu (@NJABULOOkuhleZ1) January 10, 2019

#Moozlie hol up I’m done sobbing. How tf did the phone get out the car cause that’s the outside of the windscreen right

— ShengeTamani (@ShengeTamani) January 10, 2019

Moozlie’s accident is a Department of Transport safety campaign 🤷🏾‍♂️#Nomuzi #Moozlie https://t.co/P5WpvdAv6t

— Sthembiso Lebuso (@Mbiizozo) January 10, 2019

After watching her insta story that most definitely has to be an add campaign #moozlie #Nomuzi

— Carmen (@ms_carmyb) January 10, 2019

If @moozlie is sharing awareness of snapping while driving, well BIG UPS! You got our attention 👏👏 #Nomuzi #Moozlie

— #ATouchOfGold (@TeekayGoldfish) January 10, 2019

Watch the Moozlie video, it’s a perfect edit from start to finish. Even the length is exactly 40 seconds. Her lines are perfect

— ♌ (@wati_) January 10, 2019

She wasn’t driving. I swear #nomuzi

— LethAbo (@lethabomayisela) January 10, 2019

This was considered inhumane of people who concluded that the incidence was stagged and that Moozlie was running a department of transport campaign. Other celebrities also found these tweets unfunny and believe the element of sympathy and love for fellow human life must come first before anything else

If people could only see themselves or a loved one in the place of another whos in pain then maybe we would see more sensitivity,more care, more love on social media. Some things I’m seeing…I just don’t understand. #Nomuzi 🙏🏼

— Danny K (@dannykmusic) January 10, 2019