Malcolm X distances himself from fake Twitter account advertising sex parties

21 October 2019 - 11:00
By Karishma Thakurdin
Malcolm X has warned followers not to fall prey to a fake account.
Image: Instagram/Malcolm X Malcolm X has warned followers not to fall prey to a fake account.

Malcolm X has urged followers not to be duped by a fake Twitter account, using his name to advertise sex parties at R500. 

The businessman, who is known for his charity work, reposted a screenshot of the advert on Instagram. 

It invited people to book their place at a sex party for R500. 

“I have nothing to do with this Malcolm X @Tall_DarkUgly Twitter account, its creators and content, including their sex parties,” Malcolm said. 

He also shared a screenshot of his real Twitter account, saying: “The one above is my mine that I created and never used, as in I’ve never been active on it.”

Malcolm X has set the record straight about a fake Twitter account.
Image: Instagram/ Malcolm X Malcolm X has set the record straight about a fake Twitter account.
Malcolm X says he has nothing to do with sex parties being advertised by a fake Twitter account.
Image: Instagram/Malcolm X Malcolm X says he has nothing to do with sex parties being advertised by a fake Twitter account.