By Staff ReporterÂ
In a move that has left social media fans in awe, rivals comedians Felistars Mai Titi Murata and Tyra Madam Boss Chikocho posted pictures and videos together in what seemef as the rekindling their friendship.Â
The country’s two famed female comedians who were once friends had their relationship turn sour, with the two engaging in public fights on social media platforms.
Last year, the two were embroiled in a fight that saw Madam Boss firing shots at Mai Titi calling her incompetent.
Mai Titi did not let the shade slide as she fired back and threatened to reveal Madam Boss’ secrets that
included her cheating on her husband.
In a sudden turn of events, Mai Titi expressed how happy she was to finally reunite with her friend after such a long time.
Posting on social media she thanked Zodwa Mnkandla and Youth, Sports, Arts and Recreation deputy minister Tino Machakaire for encouraging them to mend their relationship.
She wrote; “Some always say we copy each other with Tyra.”
“We used to be the best buddies tsika tsika nditsikeo we went shopping together, shared a lot together, fought together and we were just like sisters.Â
“We had a lot in common therefore the things we do all the time are almost similar because we were once sisters.
“Whatever came between us friends and betrayal paved a gap and so much hatred between us but deep inside we missed each other.Â
“I just want to thank @zozomkandlaofficial who fought for this reunion and @Honourable Machakaire who made us meet up and said now there is the wrestling ground with no cameras .
“We are too weak to fight each other because we got untold stories we shared together with Tyra.Â
“Life is too short truly to keep hurting each other.Â
“I have forgiven and missed you na fwend.
“May we learn to settle issues without 3rd parties.Â
“That way our sisterhood will go far.Â
“I missed you, my old friend.”Â
As if that was not enough social media users were in for a treat yesterday, as Mai Titi also reunited with Prophet Passion Java.
The two socialites had a long-standing feud.
