Nadia Nakai opens up on meeting her dad for the first time in 30 years.
Speaking during a recent interview with Zingah, Bragga said she wasn’t angry as she was well raised by her mother.
“It was actually a good meeting, it was wholesome, it was nice. I didn’t have anger because I feel like I lived a good life with my mom. My mom did that, she raised me well. I didn’t feel like I was losing anything, I think I just wanted to meet him because a lot was going on in my life. I just felt like I needed to find myself. I even went to Zimbabwe.”
Speaking of Zimbabwe, Nadia cleared the air about her origin on the podcast, she said she was born and bred in SA, contrary to claims that she was born there then relocated to SA.
During her healing process, Nakai claimed she visited her granny in other to help.
“I had to see my gran it was just a lot, so that was part of my healing process. My granny is not spiritual like that but church and prayer 100%. Also just spending time with my grandmother and speaking to her about a lot of things is what I needed. I needed that support. I needed my Gogo. I had to go back.”
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