South African hitmaker Master KG has always denied that he is in a relationship with amapiano sensation Nkosazana Daughter (Picture via Facebook – Wanitwa Mos Entertainment)

South African songbird, Nkosazana Daughter has hit out at popular podcast host MacG for suggesting that Master KG is the biological father of her child, while denying that that the two are dating.

Rumours of a relationship between the two have been constant since the pair started collaborating, with both denying that there is anything romantic between them.

However, podcast host MacG alleged that Master KG may be the biological of Nkosazana Daughter’s child with fellow musician Sir Trill.

“Someone in Botswana told me and they are very close to Nkosazana Daughter. Apparently that’s not Sir Trill’s kid, its Master KG’s kid, bro. I kid you not,” he said.

In response, Nkosazana Daughter said her relationship with Master KG was purely professional.

“I assure you big time my relation with Master KG is not romantic or sexual! Like I said before kg and I only work together but it’s like there’s people trying to convince you that there is more and there no such thing,” she wrote.

The musician said the controversial MacG was only fishing for views using her name.

“All this for views? I’m so disappointed at how low people can go and not to mention how women are so disrespected in this industry!

“It’s so unfortunate that you will never see the amount of work that we have put out because I’m female I must be sleeping with him. Disgusting?”

Last month, Master KG told TshisaLIVE that claims he was in a relationship with the songbird reflected negativity towards his work ethic.

“It’s not the first time I hear this claim. I’ve got to say this has put my working relationship astray because whenever we meet it is work, which all our music fans have witnessed. Nkosazana and I aren’t dating but social media has concluded we are an item,” he said.

“We have a good working chemistry, that’s all. I take Nkosazana Daughter like a sister. May this be the last time I talk about her in such a story. We have good music to record. We have come [too] far in music to let such claims prosper.”