Heavenly Harmonies Descend on Stamford Bridge: Gospel Star Winnie Mashaba Graces Chelsea’s Turf
She’s one of South Africa’s most beloved gospel singers, but Winnie Mashaba has a shocking confession to make: she’s a die-hard Chelsea fan!
The stunning revelation came after the diva posted snaps of her visit to Stamford Bridge, the home of the Blues, on her Instagram account.
Winnie Mashaba At Stamford Bridge
Wearing a pink costume and a dazzling smile, Mashaba looked like she was in heaven as she toured the stadium, where she got to see the dressing rooms, the conference room and the pitch.
“Finally, I got to be @chelseafc From GA Phasha Limpopo South Africa to England,” she wrote, sending her fans into a frenzy.
But what is the real reason behind Mashaba’s Chelsea love affair? Is she just a fan, or is there something more?
Holy Love For Chelsea
Sources close to the singer told us that Mashaba has always been a fan of Chelsea ever since she was a little girl growing up in Limpopo.
“She used to watch them on TV and dream of going to London one day,” the source said. “She loves their style of play and their players, especially N’Golo Kante and Mason Mount.”
The source added that Mashaba had been planning to visit Stamford Bridge for a long time but never had the opportunity until now.
“She was invited to perform at the UK Worship Night on 24 June, her first concert outside Africa. She was so excited and decided to make the most of her trip by visiting some of the places she always wanted to see,” the source said.
Fans Excited As Winnie Mashaba Storms Stamford Bridge
Her fans and Instagram followers were thrilled to see Winnie Mashaba at Stamford Bridge.
Khutjo:
“Stamford bridge😍😍🙆♂️🙆♂️🙆♂️ maybe cus the Dr was there, my team will do well next season.”
Mafule:
“Please visit Liverpool…they are beautiful singers like you.”
Pheagane:
“Thanks for presenting RSA. #mosione wa nnete wa tuku 🔥👏#kego rataaaaah ratiiiratiii Dr MmeMashaba 🥰👌🙏”
Tshifiwa:
“Coach Mashaba 🙌.”
Mashaba is one of Africa’s most successful gospel artists, with a career spanning over 25 years. She has won several awards and has performed with international stars.
She is also known as Dr Winnie Mashaba after receiving an honorary doctorate in divinity from Trinity International Bible University in 2019.