She created a pantless brand for herself and has continued to live up to it. Controversial South African dancer Zodwa Wabantu has no apologies for going nude.
Speaking to Sunday World after photos of her exposing herself emerged online, Wabantu said that it was about time people had a conversation on sexuality.
Wabantu explained that women are ‘shackled’ by norms and rules created by men and that it was time to free the female body.
She said that people need to accept that women’s bodies are not taboo, exist and have the right to be recognized by the public.
“Look, people need to #FreeTheV****a from all these chains. There are so many dos and don’ts about v*****s and most of these were created by men or by women who are influenced by man-made rules. There’s nothing wrong with my v****a… it’s not a taboo subject to talk about and if people didn’t sexualise it or attach negative connotations to it, we would all be okay and free,
“The picture that started everything was from a photoshoot. It was a secure location and the photoshoot was part of the campaign we are working on that to start these dialogues around all the ‘rules’ that have been made about women and their v*****s. At some point, people need to accept that we have these things and we will do with them as we wish,” said Zodwa.
Three weeks ago the socialite, known for her skimpy clothing and provocative dancing, created a buzz after she went shopping for a coffin.
She said that she did not want to burden her family when she’s dies.
“Death. Black society is scared to talk about death…. My coffin is 150k. Are you ready or your family is still gonna run around? I don’t want Zodwa Wabantu was famous now there’s no money to bury her,” she captioned the video.