Master KG finally opens up about her relationship with Nkosazana daughter

Tzaneen born award-winning producer Master KG, whose real name is Kgaogelo Moagi, has addressed and dismissed rumors suggesting that he is romantically involved with singer Nkosazana Daughter. Speaking to TshisaLIVE, the Jerusalema hitmaker clarified that the persistent rumors have adversely affected their professional relationship.

It’s not the first time I hear this claim and I’ve got to say this has put my working relationship astray, because whenever we meet it’s work, which all our music fans have witnessed. Nkosazana and I aren’t dating and social media has concluded we are an item,” he stated.

Master KG emphasized that he considers Nkosazana Daughter, whose real name is Nkosazana Nolwazi Kimberly Nzama, like a sister, and he urged the public to stop perpetuating these false claims. “We have a good working chemistry, that’s all, and I take Nkosazana Daughter like a sister. May this be the last time I talk about her in such a story, like we have good music to record. We come [too] far in music to let such claims prosper.”

Nkosazana Daughter also refuted the rumors in a recent Instagram story, expressing her frustration over the unfounded speculations. “You guys are so boring; now men won’t ask me out because ‘She’s dating Sir Trill and Master KG.’ I’m not! Zinja, stop that nonsense; it’s annoying. That time, Master KG is like a brother to me. This needs to stop immediately,” she wrote.

The two artists have collaborated on several successful tracks, including hits like Sofa Silahlane, Dali Nguwe, Makhelwane, and Keneilwe, showcasing their strong professional rapport.

Master KG’s response follows the end of his on-again, off-again relationship with singer Makhadzi. The couple, who publicly announced their split in 2020 to focus on their careers, briefly rekindled their romance in 2021 before finally parting ways in 2023 amid publicized accusations of infidelity, which Makhadzi later retracted by claiming her social media account had been hacked.

The clarification from both Master KG and Nkosazana Daughter aims to put an end to the rumors and refocus attention on their music and professional endeavors.

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