Khai Bahar plans to sue slanderers over homosexual allegations
The singer, who recently slammed speculations about a selfie photo of him and his sister's husband in a car, shared on Instagram Story that he will not keep silent when it involves his family.
"My younger sister is happy with her husband and child. But these so-called know-it-alls are affecting their emotions. If anything happens to my sister's family, I will not be silent. I will find you!" he said.
Khai says the man in the photo is his brother-in-law
Khai also said that he has also taken a screenshot of the people who make homosexual claims about the two of them and will not hesitate in taking legal action.
In another post, the singer said the reason he was enraged over the issue was because he has no one to turn to now, following his mother's passing.
"I used to be able to talk to my mother when people say things about me. But now, I don't know who I can talk to.... I am not asking for sympathy. If you can't make someone smile, do not make them so stressed out that they can't control themselves anymore," he said.
Khai said he has no one to turn to since his mother's passing
(Photo Source: Khai Bahar IG)
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