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Her current plot has been befriending fellow socialite Zari Hassan who is based in South Africa. Over the weekend the two ladies linked up and Bad Black revealed to Zari that she’s her inspiration.
Bad Black only formed a friendship with Zari a few months ago and has now become her new Ugandan BFF. The ex-convict has even of recent fighting Zari’s cyber wars and continues to do so.
The two attended the recently concluded Blankets and Wine concert and looked inseparable.
Bad Black told Zari that despite both of them being public figures, she loves how the latter conducts herself publicly.
Zari’s public conduct is outstanding for Bad Black and inspires her to be the best version of herself.
“I just love how you conduct yourself publicly. It’s just amazing how you’re able to turn the pressure and negativity into positive vibes. I just draw inspiration from you every day and this drives me to be the best version of myself,” Bad Black told Zari.
Bad Black’s friendships are however known not to last longer. She usually falls out with these and then resorts to airing out all their dirty linen publicly.
She sometime ago laid it all bare against socialite Bryan White and also some allegations against musician Bebe Cool. Hopefully, the two will have a long-lasting healthy relationship.
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- Socialite Zari Hassan Risks Social Media’s Wrath After Claiming To Be Billionaire Who Needs No Man
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