MacG Faces Legal Action From Nkosazana Daughter: The Full Story

Holifil

31 Mar, 2025

MacG made controversial remarks about Nkosazana Daughter in July 2024, and the fallout continues to escalate.
The musician became the center of attention on MacG's Podcast and Chill when he speculated about her personal life and relationships.
Nkosazana Daughter has now taken legal action against MacG, and people are sharing their thoughts on this high-profile dispute.

Nkosazana Daughter is taking her battle with MacG to the courtroom. The host of Podcast and Chill made some serious accusations about the father of the musician’s child, leading to this legal showdown. Let’s dive deeper into what’s really going on here.

Nkosazana Daughter is suing MacG after he questioned whether Sir Trill is her child’s biological father. Image: @macgunleashed / @nkosazana_daughter Source: Instagram

Social media is buzzing with reactions as Nkosazana Daughter takes legal action against MacG. Fans of Podcast and Chill are defending their favorite podcaster, while others are questioning the validity of the lawsuit.

MacG Finds Himself in Hot Water

According to reports in the Sunday World, MacG is facing a lawsuit from Nkosazana Daughter after he publicly speculated that her child’s biological father isn’t Sir Trill. In retaliation, she’s reportedly seeking a hefty R13 million in damages. But here’s the kicker—South African law typically awards between R200,000 and R500,000 for defamation cases, so this could get interesting.

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Breaking Down the MacG and Nkosazana Daughter Drama

In one episode of Podcast and Chill, MacG admitted he has feelings for Nkosazana Daughter, despite being married. Talk about complicated!
MacG has repeatedly speculated on his podcast that Nkosazana Daughter’s child might not belong to Sir Trill, stirring up even more controversy.
This drama blew up when MacG suggested that Master KG could be the real father of her child, making Nkosazana Daughter a hot topic across South Africa.

South Africa Weighs In on the Lawsuit

People across the country are chiming in with their opinions about the lawsuit. Here’s what some are saying:

@IsmailAbramjee commented:

"The highest amount ever awarded for damages from defamation in South Africa is R500,000. The average falls between R200,000 and R500,000. So, R13 million seems like a stretch."

@mmxo35 wrote:

"If she wants to prove her case, she’ll need to bring DNA results. This could actually work out well for Sir Trill or Master KG, whoever the real father is."

@Mohlamatsi1 stood by MacG:

"MacG used words like 'allegedly' and 'rumor' multiple times during the podcast. It’s clear he was just speculating."

@LadyTee_Maimane had doubts:

"There’s a cap on these kinds of lawsuits, right? R13 million feels excessive."

@HemeraWoods questioned the amount:

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"I get why she wants to sue, but R13 million? That’s a lot of zeroes."

@Mfoka_Mlangeni offered advice:

"Didn’t MacG include a disclaimer? Maybe they should focus on their respective careers instead of playing games. R13 million is no joke."

@jabieMpelaa speculated:

"He said 'allegedly,' and that’s all I heard. This might end up going nowhere."

Who Is MacG?

Macgyver Mukwevho, better known as MacG, is one of South Africa’s most talented and successful young DJs. He first gained fame as a child star on e.tv’s Craze-e, where he worked as a presenter from 2000 to 2005. From there, he transitioned into radio, joining YFM, a popular station in Gauteng, where he quickly became known for his engaging and thought-provoking shows.

In 2018, after parting ways with 947, MacG launched his YouTube podcast series, Podcast and Chill. The show quickly gained traction for its candid and often controversial interviews with a wide range of entertainment industry figures, including Khanyi Mbau, John Kani, Pearl Thusi, Riky Rick, Nasty C, Julius Malema, and more.

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Briefly News reported earlier that DJ Maphorisa received unexpected support from MacG. On a recent episode of Podcast and Chill, MacG, along with co-hosts Sol Phenduka and The Ghost Lady, discussed the ongoing drama surrounding DJ Maphorisa and allegations of being an Amapiano gatekeeper.

The controversy reignited when Amalanga Awafani snubbed Samthing Soweto despite featuring his vocals on the song. DJ Maphorisa later addressed the issue, calling out the Isphithiphiti album creator for hypocrisy. MacG’s defense of DJ Maphorisa added another layer to the already complex narrative.