The actress, who has become synonymous with skin lightening and ambitions to resemble a doll posted a cool snap of her face next to an animated version of her face.
The snap was all sorts of cute to be honest but as always it also attracted those "Khanyi is taking this too far comments" and a few edited versions of the same picture where she was made to look "darker".
One tweep accused Khanyi of having underlying confidence issues, which didn't go down well at all.
Reloaded! pic.twitter.com/iXoiH1Vfhl— KHANYI MBAU (@MbauReloaded) September 19, 2018
The tweep told Khanyi that she was a bad role model because she had a lot of "baggage" and a "low self esteem" that made her change herself.
Even though Khanyi has explained her reasons multiple times there are still people like these....
Khanyi really wasn't in the mood of such assumptions and didn't mince her words when she sent the tweep running.Leave the part of being natural being seen bad. This shows our so called celebrities have low self esteem and lack confidence on who thy really r, hw will these ppl become real role models wen thy hv their own baggages of low self esteem issues. u tru sir is it tht bad 2 be black— Pan Africanist (@HintsaKumkani) September 19, 2018
"Firstly we didn’t apply for role model positions. Secondly the future will have you as an example of what a basic black person used to look like!! We all do what our bank balances allow us to do and mine allows a bit more creativity…"
1stly we didn’t apply for role model positions.. secondly the future will have you as an example of what a basic black person used to look like!! We all do what our bank balances allow us to do and mine allows a but more creativity.. #fallback https://t.co/AvZVIc8Vdv— KHANYI MBAU (@MbauReloaded) September 19, 2018
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