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See Don Jazzy’s response to a lady who asked him to get a wife to iron his clothes

Mavin CEO, Don Jazzy got into an online altercation with South African actress Uyanda Mbuli. It all started after Don Jazzy posted a picture on instagram in which he rocked a pink T-shirt and his signature trouser in a with the caption “Sweet Don”.

Mbuli commented on the picture and wrote:
“Don, it’s time you get a wife Brother. So, she can make sure your clothes are ironed”.
Don Jazzy gave her an epic response reminding her how degrading it was reduce women to household chores.
See the posts below:

Don Jazzy's instagramDon Jazzy’s instagram post and Mbuli’s commentDon Jazzy's response
Don Jazzy’s response

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