- Joachim 'G6' Chivayo appeared in high spirits in a video filmed inside a white Bentley Continental convertible
- The footage surfaced just days after G6 delivered an emotional tribute at his late brother Wicknell Chivayo's burial
- Netizens were divided over whether G6 was wrong to appear cheerful so soon after the funeral
Source: Facebook
Just days after delivering a heartfelt eulogy at his brother's burial, Joachim "G6" Chivayo is back in the spotlight, this time for very different reasons. A video of him lounging comfortably in a white Bentley Continental convertible has set tongues wagging online.
G6 is the brother of Zimbabwean tycoon Wicknell Chivayo, who reportedly died in a helicopter crash in September 2026 and was laid to rest on 8 October 2026. This is not the first time G6 has made headlines since his brother's passing. He was also previously spotted at a high-profile event and captured dining with Zimbabwe's president in the days following the burial.
G6's emotional tribute to Wicknell
At the funeral, G6's tribute stood out for its raw honesty. He described Wicknell as far more than a brother, calling him a mentor and life teacher. He recalled waiting years for the chance to work by his side, with his first assignment in 2012 being to collect dog food. He also revealed that he once sold his own vehicles to raise US$220,000 for the Gwanda solar project in 2015, banking on a payout that later became a point of friction between the two. Despite those tensions, G6 spoke warmly of the bond they shared and the values Wicknell passed on to him.
In the days surrounding the funeral, G6 also took a hands-on role in coordinating arrangements, welcoming mourners, and publicly reassuring Wicknell's business associates that operations would continue smoothly.
Watch the Facebook reel below:
The Bentley video that has people talking
The footage, which appears to have been filmed at a sprawling compound resembling Wicknell's Zimbabwean residence, shows G6 in relaxed, cheerful mood. A woman behind the camera compliments him as he settles into the luxury vehicle, and he gives viewers a quick demonstration of the car's soft top, showing how it lowers and retracts.
The contrast between his emotional funeral appearance and the upbeat tone of the clip is what sparked the debate. Reactions to the footage were firmly split. Some netizens defended his right to move forward, while others felt the timing was off.
@user_one:
"Life has to continue. Losing a sibling is painful, but that does not mean someone has to stop living."
@user_two:
"His brother was buried just days ago. At least give the family time to grieve before showing off luxury cars."
@user_three:
"People grieve differently. You cannot judge someone's pain by how they look in a video."
@user_four:
"That Bentley is clean! G6 knows how to enjoy the finer things in life."
@user_five:
"After that emotional tribute at the funeral, seeing him this cheerful is quite a contrast. Everyone processes loss differently."
@user_six:
"The internet expects people to mourn for a certain period. Maybe he is simply trying to get back to normal life."
G6’s mansion went viral after his brother’s death
Footage of Joachim 'G6' Chivayo's sprawling under-construction Harare home began circulating online, drawing widespread attention.
The unfinished residence is planned as an eight-bedroom luxury home with a private office, indoor gym and sauna, according to reports.
Source: Briefly News
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