Twitter reacts to Lerato Sengadi and HHP’s family drama

Dennis TNovember 1, 2018

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Lerato Sengadi’s decision to take HHP’s family to court in an attempt to halt his funeral, which was set to take place on November 3 has sparked massive Twitter reaction, landing her name in the trends list.

HHP died on Wednesday October 24 in a suspected suicide after a lengthy battle with depression.

At the Johannesburg memorial service, which was held in HHP’s honour on Tuesday, Lerato took to the stage to share a tribute that also had some strong comments about a battle she was about to fight.

“As Jabba’s lawful customary wife, it is my right to make the necessary funeral arrangements for his burial and to play an integral part in all of the actions and proceedings in relation thereto. I have been deprived of this right. I have simply and without cause been prevented by the respondent from fulfilling my role as customary wife,” eNCA reports.

It seems the battle that Lerato Sengadi hinted at in her tribute to the late rapper on Tuesday would happen sooner that expected as news have just emerged that Lerato has filed a motion to halt HHP’s funeral.

https://twitter.com/William_Setadi/status/1057942871238688769

https://twitter.com/VeeFelicity/status/1057944750060433409

https://twitter.com/Kaylen_Nkosi23/status/1057945277615796225

https://twitter.com/andrewrobertsn/status/1057944003172282369

She was not his wife. The lobola negotiations fell through. HHP even said they will no longer being continuing to get married, so Lerato Sengadi has no case.

All these people need to set their differences aside for Jabba, at least until the funeral. This matter is too saddening https://t.co/zbvM0AKBSp

— TJ (@Amor_T_J) November 1, 2018

I think it's sad what's happening with Lerato Sengadi, having to grieve your partner under these circumstances can't be easy. They were going through "marriage" dis past year and the family nullifies their whole marriage? Bavumelani ke ukulobola if they'll turn around & deny her pic.twitter.com/ZSuJKh7oL3

— Intombi_Yomzulu (@Sue_Mvelase) November 1, 2018