Doja Cat, a rapper, has urged international leaders to address Africa's "devastating food problem." The 25-year-old rap sensation performed as part of the Worldwide Citizen Live event, which aims to eradicate global poverty. She turned to Twitter to explain why she is so passionate about the topic.

"Some of my followers may not know thisa," she said on the microblogging platform. I'm half-South African, hailing from Durban, South Africa, and Africa is in the midst of a severe food crisis.

"Knowing that the COVID-19 epidemic has put 41 million people on the verge of hunger is terrible. According to media sources, the singer recently admitted that after becoming famous, she's grown more reserved on social media.

Before releasing her debut album, 'Amala,' in 2018, the rap artist was big on social media, but she claims she's become more careful in recent years.

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