collage of photographs picturing President Jacob Zuma and a young woman were circulated on social media on Wednesday; the woman was later revealed to be his daughter. Photo: Twitter JOHANNESBURG - President Jacob Zuma's son has downplayed viral photos saying the so-called 'blessee' seen kissing his father is in fact, a relative. The pictures were shared on social media on Wednesday from a Facebook page, since deleted, under the name Lindokuhle Dlamini. The caption to the collage said, "He is not just a blesser, we are in love and I am grateful for all that he has done for me, much love. Xo xo." The collage of images show the President and a young woman kissing each other on the cheek. Social media sharers appear to have incorrectly labelled the woman a 'blessee' of the president. Zuma's eldest son, Edward said that the Facebook page was fake. He insisted the young woman pictured was actually his sister. He did not provide her name but told eNCA there was nothing improper about the photographs. Spokesperson for the Presidency Bongani Ngqulunga could not be reached for comment. EFF deputy president Floyd Shivambu commented on the pictures on Twitter. The above tweet has since been deleted from Twitter. Some social media users disagreed with Shivambu's take.
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