Daily Sun (May 26 2015) - CRISELDA IS angry and she wants the world to know it.
Kenny has no respect for women, she fumed on social media.
KENNY IS A SORRY EXCUSE FOR A MAN, SHE SAID.
“Kenny uyanyanyisa. He is disgusting,” said Criselda Kananda, Metro FM’s radio host and human rights activist.
She was slamming sushi king and socialite Kenny Kunene yesterday for the comments he made in Sunday newspapers about his former lovers, actress Sophie Ndaba and radio host Zama Ngcobo.
Kenny recently revealed that he had sexual relationships with Sophie and Zama.
He told sister newspaper Sunday Sun that he regrets dating the women and promised all would be revealed in his book which is due for release in December.
Speaking to Daily Sun, Criselda said: “Enough is enough! As a woman I can’t sit back and watch him humiliate other women. He needs to be reminded that these women are other people’s partners and mothers. How are they going to be looked at once this book is released and they are humiliated.”
The People’s Paper spoke to Kenny.
“Criselda is the last person to talk about me. She must concentrate on her own life. I always respected her but she will have a serious problem if she messes with my business,” he snapped.
“She is really fu**ing with the wrong person. No one will tell me what I can or can’t say in my book. She knows nothing about me so she must not make me say something about her that I will regret.”
Criselda added that people should not support the book.
“There should be a law against it. I have nothing against Kenny. I know him personally and he is a friend but he should not be allowed to do this.”
“He is a good speaker so why not focus on that? He also started being a DJ. What happened to that?
“If he wants to write anything, he must write about himself and not involve other people. Gayton McKenzie can teach him about that.”
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