Kikky Badass Biography, Age, Parents, Husband, Nationality, Birthday, Net Worth

Kikky Badass is a trailblazing Zimbabwean rapper, singer-songwriter, and model renowned for her bold lyricism, vibrant stage presence, and unapologetic persona.

Rising to prominence in 2017 with her provocative music video for “Body Conversations,” she has cemented her place as a leading figure in Zimbabwe’s hip-hop scene, earning accolades for her unique blend of hip-hop, R&B, and Zimdancehall influences.

Kikky Badass Biography

Real Name	Christabell Stembeni Mahlungwa
Nickname	Kikky Badass
Famous As	Rapper, Singer-Songwriter, Model
Date of Birth	April 15, 1995
Birthplace	Harare, Zimbabwe
Nationality	Zimbabwean
Ethnicity	African (Shona)
Religion	Unknown
Education	Studying Psychology at the University of Great Zimbabwe
Height	Not publicly available
Parents	Mr. and Mrs. Mahlungwa
Siblings	Unknown
Spouse	None
Children	None
Relationship	Single

Early Life and Education

Kikky Badass (born on April 15, 1995, 30 years old) is from Harare, Zimbabwe. Christabel Stembeni Mahlungwa grew up in a supportive household under the care of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mahlungwa.

Kikky completed her primary education at Avondale Primary School and her secondary education at Trust Academy, both in Harare. She is currently pursuing a degree in psychology at the University of Great Zimbabwe, reflecting her curiosity about human behaviour and her commitment to personal growth. Her Shona heritage shapes her cultural identity, which she proudly infuses into her music.

Career

Kikky Badass burst onto the Zimbabwean music scene in 2017 with her debut album, Queen of the South, featuring the standout track “Body Conversations.” The song’s music video, known for its bold and suggestive visuals, garnered widespread attention and established her as a fearless artist.

The album, produced by WizzyProbeatz, included collaborations with Nigerian rapper Ycee and Zimbabwean artists Marcus Mafia and Jnr Brown, showcasing her ability to blend international and local influences.

 

In 2018, Kikky released a five-track EP titled Mambokadzi, featuring Zimdancehall artist Freeman on the track “Rewind.” Her 2019 single, “One One,” became one of her most-streamed songs, further solidifying her fan base.

Known for her provocative style, Kikky has also ventured into modelling and dancing, notably appearing in Enzo Ishall’s video for “50 Margate.” Her music, a fusion of hip-hop and R&B, often explores themes of empowerment, love, and resilience.

A defining moment in her career was her 2017 lyrical feud with rapper Tiara Baluti, sparked by Tiara’s comments on Keep It Real Fridays. The rivalry produced diss tracks like Kikky’s “Strive Masiiwa” and Tiara’s “Mash It Up,” highlighting Kikky’s lyrical prowess and commanding presence. She continues to engage fans through dynamic performances and social media, where she candidly addresses industry dynamics and shares personal experiences.

Discography

• Queen of the South (Album, 2017)
• Mambokadzi (EP, 2018)
• “One One” (Single, 2019)

Notable Tracks: “Body Conversations,” “Strive Masiiwa,” “Rewind” (feat. Freeman)

Awards and Nominations

Zim Hip Hop Awards: Best Female (2017)

Changamire Awards: People’s Choice Award (2018) – First female winner, breaking a five-year male streak

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @kikkybadass
• Facebook Handle: Kikky Badass
• Twitter Handle: @KikkyBadass

Personal Life

Kikky Badass is currently single, focusing on her music and studies. She was briefly married but later divorced, citing that marriage did not align with her personal goals. While she keeps much of her personal life private, Kikky has shared that her mother’s resilience has a profound influence on her and attributes her confidence to the support of her family. An entrepreneur at heart, she also runs a fragrance business, crafting scents from scratch.

Net Worth

Kikky Badass has an estimated net worth of $200,000. Her income is derived from music sales, streaming revenue, live performances, modelling gigs, and brand endorsements. Her fragrance business and social media sponsorships, including estimated earnings of $200 per Instagram post, further bolster her finances. Despite claims of a $5 million net worth in some sources, more conservative estimates align with her career trajectory and Zimbabwe’s economic context.