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5 bombshells from the AKA ’tell-all’ interview Share From the moment South Africans found out that rapper AKA would be doing a “tell-all” interview about the death of his fiancée Anele “Nellie” Tembe and their relationship, he reached the top of the trends list. And while the interview was meant to answer the many questions fans had, many were left with more questions. Tembe died after an incident at the Pepperclub Hotel in Cape Town last month where she fell from the 10th floor. Police have opened an inquest docket to probe her death. According to paramedics,...

Anele Tembe’s dad Moses responds to AKA’s ’tell-all’ interview Share Businessman Moses Tembe has responded to AKA’s “tell all” interview about the day his daughter Anele “Nellie” Tembe tragically died. Anele died after she fell from the 10th floor of the Pepperclub Hotel in Cape Town. Police have opened an inquest docket to probe her death. According to paramedics, a woman had allegedly jumped from the 10th floor of the hotel. AKA, real name Kiernan Forbes, sat with broadcaster Thembekile Mrototo in his home in Johannesburg where he discussed his �...

During the interview, Kiernan responded to a video showing him break down a door in his Bryanston home during an altercation with Anele and recounted his version of events leading up to her death.

Screenshot Rapper Kiernan "AKA" Forbes says he and his late fiancé Anele Tembe had an argument in the hours before she fell to her death from the Pepperclub Hotel balcony in Cape Town. Forbes denied abusing Tembe, whom he said had tried to take her own life before. He said he left the room and went into the bathroom after Tembe threatened to kill herself, and when he returned, Tembe wasn't there anymore. Rapper Kiernan Forbes, professionally known as AKA, has for the first time spoken publicly about his version of the last hours of his late fiancé Anele "Nelli" Tembe's life, marred by arg...

"I am not an abuser," said AKA in response to questions of abuse.