Tazvi Mhaka rebuffs claims he is having affair with his best friend’s wife

HARARE – Businessman Tazvi Mhaka, also known as Chief Jose, has rubbished claims by Tatenda ‘Tatelicious’ Karigambe that he is having an affair with his best friends wife (name withheld), describing the rumour as baseless and an attention seeking stunt by the socialite to garner attention at his expense.

Tatelicious set tongues wagging on social media after she claimed that Mhaka was bedding his best friends wife and that she had a sextape of the two being intimate to prove her claim.

In a post on his Instagram account, Mhaka flatly denied allegations that he had fathered children with the woman who is married to a flamboyant multi-millionaire.

“Let me unequivocally state that these allegations of an affair with my best friend’s wife and the existence of a supposed s_x tape are utterly false and devoid of any merit.

“Moreover, the insinuation that my friend’s children are mine, despite DNA tests confirming their true parentage at birth, is equally absurd”.

“I challenge the individual behind these slanderous claims to provide any shred of evidence to support their accusations. I am confident that no such evidence exists because these allegations are nothing more than cruel fabrications,” he said.

Mhaka added that Tatelicious made the allegations with the intention of garnering social media fame using his name.

“It saddens me to witness the lengths some individuals will go to in order to garner attention or social media validation, even at the expense of tearing apart families and tarnishing reputations.

“It is incomprehensible to me how anyone could sleep soundly after spreading such hurtful lies. Rather than engage in a futile battle, I choose to respond with grace and extend my prayers for peace to those who seek to harm me.

“Let us all strive for unity and support within our community, celebrating each other’s successes rather than tearing each other down,” he said.

Mhaka ended his post by encouraging Zimbabweans to embrace one another.

“I have faith that Zimbabweans will continue to uplift and empower one another, knowing that our collective success is intertwined. Let us reject self-hate and embrace a future where love and solidarity prevail.

“Thank you for your unwavering support and understanding during this challenging time. Together, we will overcome any adversity and emerge stronger than ever,” he said.