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SOCIALITE Mai Titi's nudes caused a stir on social media, but the comediane defiantly says whoever is releasing them is actually making her more famous.
In a Facebook live post Mai Titi said she was not afraid or shaken by the nudes that are circulating on social media.
“Regedzai aburitse zvese, muudzei aburitse zvese zvaari kufunga kuti anazvo isu vamwe ativhunduke kaa, apanakana pekuti tinoti tonyarirepi tonyarirepi kudii,” she said
“Isusu takajamuka kudhara guys ativhundutsirwe nezvinhu zvisina kana basa, the more you are doing it the more you are selling me and making me more famous.”
Most people who were tuned on to the live feed were condemning how the socialite could be fine with such pictures of her being circulated.
“She is leading by a bad example to the young generation, it's nonsensical hatikurudzire zvinhu zvakadaro apa she is a mother who has kids futi. That is bad influence to the young generation,” read a comment.
“I am highly disappointed with this type of thinking. Freedom is harmful to mental health if we continue like this.
“We need more mental health asylums; she should be locked up amboita dry out drugs in her system,” read another comment.
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“She is toxic to young women and the community. Kachembere aka kakafumuka,” read a comment.
Mai Titi was once married to Obina, a Nigerian man and their marriage ended with the ex-husband being accused of leaking pictures of their time together on social media.
Another failed marriage to Tinashe Maphosa seems to be haunting her. She claimed that the circulating nudes were recorded by Maphosa while they were still together.