A KwaZulu Natal musician has implied that she might have been sexually assaulted by award winning producer and DJ Tira after she found herself in his bed. Luke Ntombela made this public yesterday in a series of social media posts and screenshots.

"HOW DID I END UP IN YOUR BED?"

In her social media posts, Luke who was part of the Mzansi Magic's Clash of the Choirs, tagged the Afrotainment boss demanding answers about thow shje woke up in Dj Tira's bed without her 'consent'. " Ngiyakuzwa Dj Tira uthi ubuthakathi this and ubuthakathi that (I hear you saying this and that about witchcraft), how do you explain the pain of waking up in someone's bed when you're blacked out? That person continues touching you as if you are lovers. I'm giving you one last chance to explain to me, what really happened on that day where I ended up in your bed? You know that I had blacked out, but you continued touching me inappropriately as if we were dating," she posted. Luke also shared screenshots of conversations between her and the DJ where she pleaded with him to tell her how she ended in his bed when he never proposed love to her or she never declared to like him. What is notable from all the screenshots is that DJ Tira is not denying the allegations levelled against him and instead, he asked for a meeting with Luke and also asked her to name her price to remove the posts.

ACCUSED OF STEALING SONG

Luke also accused Tira of stealing her song. She released a song titled Skorokoro with DJ Tira. The song was recorded at DJ Tira's Afrotaintment studios and the feud between the two began when the song was released. She also demanded answers with regards to her contract with Afrotainment and the split agreement. "I've been very patient with you and all you've been doing is to promise me money. Money is not everything to me- all I want is honesty. I want you to explain to me how it came about that I keep getting paid over a song that is big internationally. How did you reach the percentage that determines how much I am getting from the proceeds of the song," Luke wrote. In an email seen by ZiMoja to a music distribution company, Tira complained about Luke posting stuff about him on social media regarding the song. "Luke is currently posting stuff about my name on social media, I've made her aware how much her songs generated but it seems like she doesn't believe me," He asked the company to explain how much the song has generated. When Dj Tira was contacted for comment he claimed that Luke was bitter because her song only made R4 000. The Umalume Uyalumana hitmaker refused to comment further on the matter and said that he was going to release a statement about the accusations.