Khaya Dladla opens up about being different
In an interview with DJ Fresh, Khaya Dladla spoke candidly about how growing up different was for him.
“I grew up as a working Kid. I was always working, and for my parents to take me to a ballet class was not because they thought I was a ballerina or a dancer, it was for them to just get me off. To get me out of their way because I was just extra. So that thing got out of the way when they discovered that this school doesn’t have clothes for boys. So I ended wearing the girls tights, I was the only darkie in the class and the only boy,” he said.
Khaya credits his mother for how he handles his relationships. he does not hesitate to walk away from failed relationships.
“I always ignore people, I walk away, my mother always told me to walk away…I walk away from friendships and sometimes even if I go through a breakup, I usually break up with people when I still really really love them but I was like: ‘this is gonna be toxic, it’s heading into the wrong direction, I walk away’ I don’t have enemies, if I do, I don’t know about them…”
