Ntsiki Mazwai slams Buhle's nudies: She seems so lonely

Outspoken musician Ntsiki Mazwai has never been one to hold her tongue. So when she came across some snaps of Buhle Mkhize with her kit off, she couldn't help but take shots at the fashionista.

Steamy pictures and videos of Buhle on vacation in Greece have been circulating on social media over the last few days, with fans taking to Twitter to share their thoughts on the fashionista's antics.

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Never one to be left behind in a conversation, Ntsiki took to Twitter on Thursday to respond to a story about Buhle's steamy videos, by labelling her the "gift which keeps giving". Ouch!

The gift which keeps giving     WATCH: Buhle Mkhize goes topless! - Times LIVE https://t.co/SBIAlTzUFi via @TimesLIVE

— Daughter Of The Soil (@ntsikimazwai) October 13, 2016

Ntsiki composed herself for long enough to continue her shade-fest, claiming that woman of today have "dodgy" role models who are as "thick as bricks" and use their "oversexualed bodies" for attention.

No hey.....this generation of women has some dodgy role models shem....thick as bricks and oversexualed bodies for attention    

— Daughter Of The Soil (@ntsikimazwai) October 13, 2016

RT if you know u have a hot body but dont feel the need to over expose it for attention       

— Daughter Of The Soil (@ntsikimazwai) October 13, 2016

And even when one fan tried to justify Buhle's actions by calling her "talented", Ntsiki was having none of it. She claimed the fashionista was simply lonely.

      shame she seems so lonely https://t.co/bQPCEwoZyf

— Daughter Of The Soil (@ntsikimazwai) October 13, 2016

But every story has to have a lesson with Ntsiki. And the star wouldn't let her followers go without giving them a short sermon on promiscuity.

"I was chatting to someone about promiscuity. When you really value something, do you pass it around to just anyone? I ask this because I think a lot of women give sex for validation and acceptance...Sex is fun. But not with everyone and everything under the sun. Standards bathong," she wrote.

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