Topping the list of celebs whose money-bought beauty is Khanyi Mbau. According to Style, Khanyi Mbau once revealed that a celebrity must “sell vanity” Mbau has undergone several surgeries to keep up her glow. Here are some of the changes she has gone through:

Eyebrows Lift
Change of nose profile
Several liposuctions
Skin lightening
Faith Nketsi

 

 

 

 

 

Non-surgical nose job
Non-surgical jaw contouring
Butt implant
Vampire facelift non-surgical procedure
Fat Freeze

CELEBRITIES WHO HAVE GLOWED UP BECAUSE OF MONEY
DJ Zinhle

DJ Zinhle has upped her makeup game and has often wowed Mzansi with her hairstyles. No doubt she has been trolled for her looks before fame. Here is a picture of DJ Zinhle before and after fame.

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DJ Zinhle. Image from Instagram@djzinhle
Bonang Matheba

Also on the list of celebs whose money-bought beauty is Bonang Matheba. She has invested in herself and has often opened up on her plastic surgery journey. Thanks to her fat pockets, the media personality has kept her stunning looks since her thrust into the limelight.

ALSO READ: DJ Zinhle vs Nadia Nakai: Which African beauty has more millions?

Big Zulu

Born Siyabonga Nene, Big Zulu has quickly become one of South Africa’s most followed celebrities. Before his shot to fame, he was a taxi driver, and it seems money is bringing the much-needed looks.

Qwabe Twins

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Qwabe Twins. Image from Instagram@IdolsSA
Viggy and Virginia Qwabe are South African musicians best known as the Qwabe twins. Against the backdrop of their shot to fame in 2019, they have seen themselves being trolled because of their looks, but it seems money has given them the much-needed glow. The above picture is a before-fame picture which has often trended.

King Monada

King Monada thrust into the spotlight came in the backdrop of his smash hits in 2016. He has been winning big lately, thanks to money and has since glowed up in the backdrop of their fame. Aside from the aforementioned, a host of celebrities have bought beauty, including:

Pam Andrews
Tselane Tambo
Mshoza
Rossette Ncwana
Tebogo Thobejane
Sibahle Mpisane
Zodwa Wabantu
Connie Ferguson
Uyanda Mbuli

In the vibrant landscape of South Africa’s music industry, the Qwabe twins, Virginia and Viggy, emerged as a dynamic duo, captivating audiences with their mesmerizing vocals and undeniable chemistry.
Their journey began on the renowned stage of “Idols South Africa” in 2019, where they showcased their exceptional talent, winning the hearts of many despite not clinching the ultimate title. Under the wing of esteemed music maestro DJ Tira, they embarked on a musical odyssey that seemed destined for greatness.

 

Rooted in the rich traditions of Maskandi, a genre deeply ingrained in the cultural tapestry of KwaZulu-Natal, the Qwabe twins carved a niche for themselves, enchanting listeners with their soul-stirring performances. Together, they soared to new heights, basking in the adoration of fans who reveled in their harmonious melodies.

However, amidst their meteoric rise, cracks began to form in the once unbreakable bond that defined their partnership. The catalyst for their separation? A fundamental disagreement over the direction of their musical journey. While Virginia and Viggy were synonymous with the Maskandi sound, their artistic visions diverged, sparking a clash of ideologies that proved irreconcilable.

As tensions escalated, fueled by disputes over creative control and financial matters, the inevitable became reality – the Qwabe twins were going their separate ways.

For fans who had been captivated by their collective magic, the news came as a devastating blow. The abrupt end of an era left a void in the music scene, prompting reflections on the fragility of artistic partnerships in an industry fraught with challenges.

The Qwabe twins’ story mirrors a recurring narrative in the annals of music history, where the pursuit of creative expression often intersects with the complexities of human relationships. From legendary bands like Pink Floyd to contemporary ensembles, the specter of discord looms large, underscoring the delicate balance between artistic collaboration and individual autonomy.

Yet, amidst the sorrow and introspection, there remains a glimmer of hope – the indelible legacy of the Qwabe twins lives on, a testament to their enduring talent and unwavering spirit. As they embark on separate paths, their journey serves as a poignant reminder of the transformative power of music and the resilience of the human spirit.

The Qwabe Twins catapulted to prominence following their captivating performances on the 2019 edition of South African Idol. Although victory eluded them, their talent did not go unnoticed, catching the discerning eye of DJ Tira, a titan in the realm of South African entertainment. Under his tutelage, they embarked on a journey that would redefine their destiny, captivating audiences with their soulful renditions and magnetic stage presence.

Trivia:

While the Qwabe Twins may appear identical, there are subtle nuances that distinguish them. Viggy, born mere seconds before Virginia, holds the distinction of being the elder twin.
Nicknamed “Manana” and “Thaa” respectively, Viggy and Virginia bring their unique personalities to the forefront, enriching their dynamic on and off the stage.In the realm of preparation, Viggy’s meticulous attention to detail shines through as she devotes ample time to perfecting her look, a testament to her dedication and commitment.
Delving into their personal preferences, the Qwabe Twins’ affinity for the color peach reveals a shared aesthetic sensibility, a reflection of their harmonious partnership.
Education:

Their formative years were spent at Nonoti Primary School and Nonoti Senior Secondary School, where their passion for music began to blossom. Immersed in the vibrant tapestry of church hymns and spiritual melodies, they honed their craft, laying the foundation for a future destined for musical greatness.

In the dynamic realm of South African entertainment, where surprises often lurk around every corner, few revelations have caused as much stir as Thando’s recent announcement of her pregnancy.Best known for her vibrant presence in the popular TV show “Isencane Lengane,” Thando’s decision to share her impending motherhood with the world came as a bolt from the blue, leaving fans and industry insiders alike reeling with disbelief and intrigue.The Unveiling:

 

For a personality like Thando, who has mastered the art of keeping her personal life under wraps while basking in the limelight of her on-screen persona, the revelation of her pregnancy was nothing short of seismic.

When she took to her social media platform to reveal her blossoming baby bump, it sparked a frenzy of reactions, catapulting her into the spotlight in a whole new way. Fans and fellow celebrities were left gobsmacked, scrambling to process the unexpected turn of events.In the digital age, news travels fast, and Thando’s pregnancy announcement was no exception. Social media platforms buzzed with a cacophony of emotions – from heartfelt congratulations to speculative whispers and everything in between.

Memes circulated, well-wishes poured in, but so too did questions and controversies. Some applauded Thando’s decision to embrace this new chapter openly, while others probed into the reasons behind her prolonged secrecy.Speculations and Unanswered Questions:

As is often the case with celebrity pregnancies, Thando’s revelation ignited a wildfire of speculation regarding the identity of the father and the circumstances surrounding her impending motherhood. With her youth and her status as a role model to many, curiosity abounded about how this news would impact her career trajectory and personal life.

While Thando has opted to keep mum on the finer details, the public appetite for information remains insatiable, with debates raging over the boundaries of privacy in the realm of public figures.

Impact on “Isencane Lengane”:Thando’s pregnancy has not only captured the public’s attention but also raised pertinent questions about the future of “Isencane Lengane,” the beloved TV show where she plays a pivotal role. Speculation runs rife about whether her pregnancy will be integrated into the storyline or if her absence during maternity leave will disrupt the show’s continuity and appeal.

The Production Company’s Response:

Amidst the whirlwind of speculation, the production company behind “Isencane Lengane” has stepped forward with reassurance and support for Thando. In a statement, they affirmed their commitment to accommodating her during her pregnancy and maternity leave, while also ensuring the seamless continuation of the show. Fans have been urged to stay tuned for developments, hinting at exciting twists in the narrative.Conclusion:

Thando’s pregnancy revelation has not only captured headlines but also sparked a broader conversation about privacy, celebrity, and the delicate balance between public scrutiny and personal boundaries. As she navigates this new chapter in her life, all eyes remain firmly fixed on her, eager to witness how her journey unfolds and what it means for her career and the future of “Isencane Lengane.”

Amidst the buzz and speculation, one thing is clear – Thando’s unexpected news has brought a fresh wave of dialogue to the forefront, underscoring the enduring fascination with the lives of those in the spotlight.

Nethomboni is a man of many talents, seamlessly transitioning between the roles of educator, actor, and reggae sensation. By day, he’s a dedicated teacher at Nngweni High School in the Nzhelele area, imparting knowledge in arts and culture, agricultural science, and English to eager young minds.But when the weekend rolls around, Nethomboni steps into a different spotlight, captivating audiences with his mesmerizing performances as a renowned reggae artist, gracing stages at gigs or pouring his soul into recording sessions in the studio.Balancing Act:

 

For Nethomboni, striking a harmonious balance between his teaching profession and his thriving careers in acting and music is paramount. He emphasizes the importance of compartmentalizing his time, focusing on his television commitments during school breaks or weekends, while dedicating himself wholeheartedly to his students’ education during the week.

His unwavering commitment to providing his pupils with the best possible learning experience underscores his dedication to both his vocation and his passion for the arts.

The Role of Vho-Phusuphusu:

In the hit television series Muvhango, Nethomboni assumes the role of Vho-Phusuphusu, an intriguing character whose name aptly translates to “troublemaker” in Tshivenda. Through his portrayal, Nethomboni breathes life into the complexities of this character, whose mischievous antics and relentless pursuit of power have kept viewers on the edge of their seats.

Reflecting on his character’s journey, Nethomboni sheds light on Vho-Phusuphusu’s past exploits, including his contentious bid to challenge Azwindini’s chieftainship, a storyline that promises to unravel further as the series progresses.
Past Performances and Dramatic Ventures:

Nethomboni’s foray into the entertainment industry extends beyond the realm of television, with notable performances in radio dramas on Phalaphala FM. From his portrayal of the affluent yet flawed Dan in “Vho Fasha Mmbwa” to his compelling depiction of the enigmatic pastor Vhafunzi Vho-Mangungu in “Zwipopola zwa vhafunzi,” Nethomboni has showcased his versatility as a performer, captivating audiences with his nuanced portrayals and undeniable talent.

Words of Wisdom for Aspiring Artists:

As a seasoned professional with years of experience under his belt, Nethomboni offers sage advice to aspiring talents looking to carve a niche in the entertainment industry. He underscores the importance of prioritizing education, emphasizing that a solid educational foundation serves as a reliable anchor, offering stability and security even in the unpredictable world of showbiz.

“it’s time to spread my wings”
#Uzalo actress Baby Cele (Gabisile) is permanently leaving the show, to focus on her calling which never gives her peace 😮😭

 

 

After six years of acting in a lead role on South Africa‘s most watched television drama, Uzalo, Baby Cele is bowing out after seven years on the show. The celebrated actress joined the popular drama in 2017, portraying the character of Gabisile Mdletshe.

The 10th season of ‘Uzalo’ is coming with a number of changes, including new faces joining and some fan favourites saying goodbye to the SABC1 drama.Cele previously left the show in 2021, but she was brought back to her much loved character after a well deserved break but things are different now, she is set to leave for good.

“I have played Gabisile for so many years, she became part of my life, so leaving feels like I have lost a part of me.

“Uzalo was and will forever be my home, I was loved in the production, I had family, I was respected and we worked well together, I had family, I was respected and we worked well together,” said the actress.
“I joined the show in October 2017 and ever since I have portrayed the character of Gabisile, I enjoyed it. Unfortunately, as an actress you cannot play a character for too long, so I decided it was time to spread my wings,” said Cele.

Cele’s departure comes as ‘Uzalo’ enters its tenth season which has also seen her on-screen son, Sbonelo Mhlongo’s exit, portrayed by actor Wiseman Mncube.

Mncube also made the decision to bow out of ‘Uzalo’, as his schedule as an actor got busier and busier, as he continues to be one of the most sought after actors in the country.“So, my resignation came from a place of wanting to explore and grow,” said Mncube.

Uzalo is SA’s most watched TV show with an average 5.6 million people watching the show daily at 8.30pm, according to the Television Audience Measurement Survey.