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As Kelly Khumalo and those close to Akhumzi Jezile struggle to come to terms with his death‚ an insensitive troll poked fun at the singer's pain.

Akhumzi‚ Thobani Mseleni‚ Siyasanga Kobese and two others were killed in a head-on collision outside Queenstown on Saturday morning.

Kelly and Akhumzi were close friends‚ who shared a special bond and many memories together.

As soon as Kelly found out about her friend's death‚ she took to social media to share her devastation.

She shared a picture of the two of them together in happier times with the caption: "My heart...God help me".

Within minutes the comments section was filled with hundreds of messages of support.

One troll‚ who evidently had no respect for Kelly's pain and for the pain Akhumzi's family must be feeling‚ cracked an insensitive joke.

"Now we know it's because of (Kelly Khumalo) lol ka dlala‚ let's laugh 'n bikkie but may his soul RIP‚" said the person.

Kelly obviously didn't take the disrespect lying down and blasted the troll for the comment.

"Msunu kanyoko I've just lost my dear friend and you wanna be funny‚" Kelly said.

The troll was labelled insensitive and disrespectful by Kelly's fans.
Kelly sobbed by the end of the performance and had to leave the stage.
Moments before Kelly's performance, Akhumzi's Urban Brew colleagues including Sjula Mkhize, LootLove, Lerato Kganyago and Warras spoke on behalf of their friend.
Sjula broke down during the middle of his speech as he described his friend as family.
Akhumzi will be laid to rest at Westpark Cemetery following the service.
Akhumzi Jezile's close friend and singer, Kelly Khumalo fought back tears as her powerful voice echoed through Rhema Bible Church on Saturday.
Hundreds of friends, family and fans have gathered at the church to bid a final farewell to the former YoTV presenter.
Kelly who shared a special bond with Akhumzi poured her heart out on stage and had mourners in tears as she sang Kulungile Baba.
She said she didn't prepare for the performance because that would have meant she was accepting her friend's death.


"According to Lawyer Clement Maosa, death is the final destination," declared Akhumzi Jezile calmly but forcefully.

Little did the star know that these words would resurface after he died alongside close friends Siyasanga Kobese, Thobani Mseleni and two others in a horror car crash outside of Queenstown on Saturday.

In a video shared on Lerato Kganyago's Instagram account in the hours following Akhumzi's death, the former YoTV star is seen delivering a sermon on death for his friends. Acting as translator, Akhumzi delivered the words of wisdom and pain with passion.


Commenting on the video, fans mourned Akhumzi's death and spoke of how prophetic the words of the sermon were.

"What shook me the most is the look in his eyes and face. It's as if he could see his destiny. He was not joking, it's just that he didn't know it was almost time," read one comment.

"The message is, it’s not over until he declares. According to us humans on earth, death is the final destination but according to God it’s only the beginning of a life unending. Akhumzi is in a better place," read another.

As hundreds of tributes have continued to pour in following Akhumzi's death, police have confirmed to TshisaLIVE that a case of culpable homicide has been opened following the head-on collision.

All five people in the car Akhumzi was travelling in were killed, while the people in the other car were unscathed.