Speaking TshisaLIVE, Jawad said the wig was “perfect”, just “not styled”.
He said he was willing to mend the rapper's issues if she approached the situation in a calmer state.
“Whatever mood she was in on that day, that sort of affected her. We were used as punching bags, in the way she lashed out. If she put on the wig, people would not see it. “I think if I had really done damage to her wig, I would really take charge. If and when a client complains, they come to the shop and we fix it. I think the situation is still harsh now. Maybe in a calmer state we can talk, but I know that if she puts it on, no-one will see the problem. It's in a perfect state it was just not styled.”
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