She is very vocal and quick to pack a punch on her peers if they fall out. Controversial DJ and influencer Cyan Boujee, real name Honour Zuma has revealed images of bruises and scars after an alleged incident with her boyfriend at her home after a night out.
BEATEN
Cyan showed off her bruised face with both eyes swollen and black, saying she was beaten by her partner, whose name is unknown. The DJ said she was beaten by her boyfriend at a nightclub on Monday and had to be hospitalised on Tuesday and was discharged on Wednesday. Cyan is back home after being admitted to the hospital with bruises on her body and face. "I am back home now after being admitted for a full night. Back to reality - I have to work, I have to focus on healing.' She revealed that she has support from friends who made the situation lighter. "After all, computers crash and people fall apart, and all you have to do is reboot.' She joked, calling the bruises "a facelift and contour.'
THE INCIDENT
She explains that the incident happened at her home where he even threatened her with a knife. "I ran out the back of the room. The way he was so violent towards me, even other men were scared. They tried to call security and said the police were coming. We just had to wait and wait," she says. " She called her neighbours for help, but no one came to the rescue except security. "I said, help me, I'm gonna die." Cyan has been dating the guy for three years and never experienced violence from him. "It was just so painful to experience. It gets worse, he fetched a knife and came to me." When security guards arrived, she learned he had been running around the complex naked. "Maybe he tried something he shouldn't have tried."
BEFORE
This is not the first time she has gotten into a physical altercation, she was once allegedly beaten up by two ladies at a chisa nyama at Corner Butchery. She has also slapped around influencer Paballo Noko over an incident with a man. She has also threatened to beat her former best friend and podcaster, Seemah, after a fallout.
