‘Our South African Ray J’: SK Khoza oral sex video goes VIRAL
It isn’t clear who the mystery woman on the video is, but a sweaty SK Khoza seems unbothered by the fact that it is being filmed…
If there is one thing about SK Khoza, the actor is a magnet for scandal, going viral for just about everything besides his acting skills. This time Khoza is the talk of Twitter thanks to an explicit clip doing the rounds, showing him giving oral sex to a woman.
The past year has been somewhat of a rollercoaster for Khoza, who was fired from the hit Mzansi Magic soapie The Queen. He played the iconic role of Shaka Khoza, a drug dealer alongside the show’s executive producer Connie Ferguson.
Details around why Khoza was axed from the show have not been provided, but some reports suggest it may be due to him allegedly assaulting his ex-fiancée Ayanda Hlongwane.
Hlongwane is said to have filed charges at the Fourways Police Station late last year, which lead to his arrest and subsequent release on R1000 bail.
SK KHOZA SEX VIDEO SHOCKS SOUTH AFRICAN TWITTER
While sex scandals haven’t proven to be career suicide in this current era, the fact that SK Khoza is already known for his antics doesn’t do his public image any favours though.
Twitter has been awash with reactions about Khoza’s oral sex video, including this one from a social media user:
“SK Khoza is our South African Ray J.”
SK Khoza videos: ‘In a very dark place’
Several months ago, videos of Khoza went viral on social media, prompting many people to wonder whether the star may have been under the influence of drugs and alcohol.
Shortly after the videos were circulated online, Khoza wrote on his Instagram that he was “in a very dark place”.
Addressing the videos back in May, Khoza came out to say that he does not remember anything about the clips and insinuated that he might have been drugged by someone.
So, while he initially claimed his outlandish behaviour was the result of him being in a “dark place”, he then back-tracked by saying that he may have been drugged.
Speaking to local businessman TT Mbha, Khoza revealed that he may have had his food or drink spiked by someone with sinister intentions.
“People don’t care. If I had to tell everybody right now that I don’t remember a single thing of those videos, that scares me. We live in a world where people spike drinks or put things in people’s food,” Khoza said.