Mihlali has opened up before on the effects fame can have on mental health, saying trending on social media can be a blessing and a curse.
In a podcast on TshisaLIVE, Mihlali said: “It's great, but it's also nerve-racking. Now I feel like I need to walk on eggshells at times because I don't necessarily [have control of the trends].
“It could be a good moment or a bad one, people can turn something good into something negative as well, which is something that I have no control over. Usually, if that happens, I just let it die down.”
However, the influencer won't be forced into being someone she is not.
“No, I'm not trying to be anybody else but myself. So I put myself on the platter and I put myself out there and you take it or you leave it. If you don't like it, don't eat from this platter, eat from another one. I'm a very raw person and I'm very honest and transparent.”