Story By: James King, Sub-Editor: Marija Stojkoska, Agency: Newsflash

The South African DJ and record producer behind the song Jerusalema has been accused of trying to force his lover Queen Lolly to abort their unborn child.

Master KG, whose real name is Kgaogelo Moagi, was apparently far from pleased when he found out that Queen lolly, real name Nomfundo Shezi, was expecting a baby and allegedly told her to abort the pregnancy.

The distraught woman claimed he demanded “get rid of the baby” when she told him she was pregnant, and said that she realised too late that he was a womaniser who targeted defenceless women.

She was quoted as saying: “I fell pregnant two months ago and when I told him, he told me to have an abortion. I asked him why he was doing this, when I had put up with everything he had already put me through, including dating another woman and going public about it.

“There are many different women he’s been with while asking me to be patient with him.”

She said that this was the second time that she got pregnant with a baby from the ‘Jerusalema’ star after the last pregnancy ended with a miscarriage.

She was quoted as saying: “He wants me to terminate the pregnancy, but he doesn’t like paying hospital bills. Last year, I fell pregnant and I went through the whole thing by myself. I had a miscarriage and he wasn’t there, although he knew.

“I asked him how I can have an abortion if he doesn’t pay hospital bills. The first time he said ‘please make a plan’. KG is a womaniser and preys on powerless women because he knows he has power.”

For his part, he claims it is just sour grapes and accused her of trying to control him. He said she was trying to damage his public image and that she was annoyed with him when he refused to write a song for her, according to local media.

He also denied telling her to have an abortion and said that in fact she was the one that had contacted him and threatened to terminate the pregnancy.

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