Sadly, many celebrities have died by suicide, but South African artists try to maintain a brave front for their fans.
So when Lady Zamar announced that she had fought the suicidal thoughts battle and prevailed, everyone poured out their sweetest messages.
She remained mum about what was wrong in the life that made her consider…
However, Lady Zamar is a well-known figure in Mzansi who has experienced severe bullying.
This occurred after she accused renowned musician Sjava of sexual assault.
She came forward and shared her account, but her case was ultimately dismissed because there was insufficient evidence to back up her claims, leading many of her supporters to conclude that she was lying.
Sjava has a devoted following that frequently asserts that they know that the Collide hitmaker is lying.
Sjava and Lady Zamar dated for almost a full year. She has therefore experienced severe bullying ever since the accusations were made.
Sjava is from KwaZulu-Natal, so his following there constantly poses a threat to Lady Zamar.
Many people believe that this is what almost caused harm to the talented musician.
On a lighter note, she discusses how her life has improved in the video she just released.
She claims she has been attempting to overcome her social anxiety by spending more time with people and socializing more.
She also says that she is composing some music.
It is never easy to speak about such issues, especially if you are a celebrity because many assume that because they have money, they have no problems and are not allowed to vent.
Still, instead, the public welcomed her with open arms. Her fans were very proud of her and understood that it is never easy to speak about such issues.
The pop star and house singer fell in love with music very young.
She participated in live singing when she was only six years old, according to her YouTube page. She admired great musicians as a young child, and Tracy Chapman served as one of her musical idols.
Lady Zamar had an evident passion for hip-hop music as a teenager growing up in Pretoria.
She would frequently meet up with other music lovers in Pretoria, where they would compete in musical rhyming and cypher.
She also went to a variety of regional musical performances and competitions.
