Mum-of-two Bonney was grateful when Australian showbiz legend Kamahl offered ... trends now
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A beautician who has accused Australian entertainment icon Kamahl of stalking and intimidation has broken her silence - as she denies the singer's version of events and levels shocking new allegations.
Bonney Garay, 38, has applied for an apprehended violence order against the 89-year-old showbiz legend after he allegedly threatened her during a fight over repayments of the $2,000 he loaned her business in May last year.
Kamahl told 9News that Ms Garay invited him over for dinner to ask for business funding and he gave her the money after she agreed to repay him $5 a week.
However, when Ms Garay sent him a repayment, she included a wild accusation in one transaction description text box which sparked the ugly feud between the pair. It is not suggested Kamahl had committed the conduct in the accusation.
'I just wanted you to know that your behaviour is not acceptable and you're lucky I haven't gone to the authorities,' she later messaged the Hey Hey It's Saturday star.
Bonney Garay, 38, (pictured) has taken an AVO out against iconic Australian singer Kamahl
Kamahl has been charged with one count of stalking with intent to cause fear and has a court hearing set for next month
Kamahl responded: 'You are a liar and a failure and most of all, an ungrateful b***h'.
Kamahl was later charged with stalking and intimidation over the alleged message exchange and the matter remains before the courts.
Ms Garay met Kamahl through a mutual friend and insists he offered her the $2,000 loan without any prompting from her.
Ms Garay said the drama unfolded after Kamahl went to her home for dinner twice last year, with a friend also joining them for the first meal.
During the first visit, she said the entertainer learnt about her business and offered to contribute.
'I never asked him for money,' she said.
An alleged text exchange between Kamahl and a 39-year-old woman he lent money to last year
'He said he wanted to invest in the business, I said okay and I that I would be happy to pay him back.'
Ms Garay said
