**Embracing Transformation: Celebrities Speak Out on Skin Alteration**

The world of entertainment often showcases celebrities who are unafraid to embrace change, and this includes altering their appearances through various means. From skin tone adjustments to cosmetic surgery, these public figures are candidly sharing their experiences and perspectives on making transformative choices.

 

 

 

 

Actress Khanyi Mbau has been a vocal advocate for owning one’s choices, regardless of public opinion. Her decision to change her skin tone and undergo cosmetic surgery reflects her belief that individuals should have the agency to alter aspects of themselves that they are not satisfied with. Mbau’s unwavering confidence and lack of regret in her choices highlight the importance of self-expression and self-acceptance.

Businesswoman and reality star Evodia Mogase has also embraced transformation, though her journey has been met with scrutiny. Despite criticism for undergoing skin bleaching and surgery, Mogase remains steadfast in her convictions. She firmly believes that if one has the means and desire to undergo such changes, they should be free to do so. Her openness about her decision to pursue additional surgeries emphasizes the importance of personal choice and autonomy.

Natalie Hlahla, a businesswoman who appeared on Evodia Mogase’s reality show, has ventured into the world of skin brightening creams. Sharing her own use of these products, Hlahla’s participation in Mogase’s reality show highlights the growing popularity and interest in cosmetic enhancements.

Singer Kelly Khumalo has been candid about her journey with skin bleaching, openly discussing the methods she employs, such as whitening pills and gel. By sharing her experiences, Khumalo provides insight into the decisions individuals make to align their appearance with their personal preferences.

In a notable parallel, Mercy Mogase, daughter of Evodia Mogase, has followed in her mother’s footsteps by undergoing similar procedures. This shared journey underscores the influence of family dynamics and shared beliefs in shaping personal choices.

These celebrities, each with their own unique stories, shed light on the evolving landscape of self-transformation. While opinions on these decisions may vary, their narratives highlight the importance of self-determination and the freedom to make choices that align with one’s own vision of beauty and self-expression.

The family of the late Jabulani “Mjay” Zama, Owner of the Eyadini Lounge, is upset as a result of the controversial inyanga Zamokwakhe “King Bhaka” Nzama.

Mjay passed away on Saturday, August 12th, shortly before Bhaka’s astounding statements on his muthi power.

 

On Wednesday, August 16, Bhaka, a man who has the same surname as the Zama family but whose surname was previously Nzama, stunned a great number of people when he posted some surprising accusations on Facebook.

Bhaka claims that Mjay employed an Isigubhu, which is a miniature Muthi container for powers, to make his business more profitable. However, Isigubhu ultimately turned against him and destroyed him.

“The situation involving Mjay is delicate, but I shall discuss it anyhow. Those who dare to compete with me will come up short. To begin, Mjay is not making use of those Muthi powers, which are collectively referred to as Ukuthwala.

“Mjay was channeling the abilities of his departed father. He would regularly visit his grave and see to its upkeep there. He added that Mjay’s father was a powerful figure.

In addition, Bhaka asserted that when Mjay’s company was experiencing difficulties, he consulted a sangoma in Inanda who provided him with the incorrect Isigubhu to help him keep his company afloat.

“The problem started when the inyanga granted Mjay Isigubhu despite the fact that he was the unsuitable person to have Isigubhu due to the fact that his ancestor possesses the powers that are associated with it. “Isigubhu was not going to assist him in any way; rather, it was going to interrupt him. Despite the fact that Mjay’s wife disapproved of it, he continued to use it. Because inyanga is what makes an Isigubhu, this monster got into a conflict with his forefathers. He said, “The Sangoma put evil spirits, grave soils, and the spirits of deceased people in the Isghubu.”

Bhaka stated that Mjay has a strong connection to his forefathers.

“He was going to take his business too far, but this evil spirit of Isigubhu was fighting against his success.”

According to Mbali Zama-Madikana, sister of Mjay, the family is upset with what Bhaka did. She made this statement to Daily Sun.

She stated that they will take legal action against him after the burial was over.

“We have been following his assertions on Facebook. We are taken aback by the fact that our brother has not even been laid to rest, and yet this individual is babbling rubbish in an effort to boost the number of followers he has on Facebook.

“What took us by surprise was the fact that he has the same last name as us. He is also a traditional healer who is meant to be aware of the proper protocol for showing respect to the departed. She remarked, “We don’t know him, but what he did angered and disrespected us. We feel disrespected.”

The musical journey of a Mamelodi woman took a turn for the best after she started singing in Chinese Mandarin.

Motswedi Modiba is currently taking part in one of the biggest musical competitions in China and she is making great progress.

The 26-year-old, who was raised in Mamelodi, northeast of Pretoria, is in the group stages of the competition and has been making waves on social media platform Tik Tok for her impressive performances in Mandarin, the native Chinese language.

She is affectionately known as Moe, which is a short version of her name. Moe learnt Chinese from grade one when she attended the popular Pretoria Chinese School.

She is regarded as the first black person to participate in one of China’s biggest competitions and has impressed the judges with her voice.

Her Chinese journey took a turn for the best after she started plplaying music videos of herself singing in Chinese.

The videos went viral and she was then invited to participate in the competition

“It has been incredible, challenging and trying for me. My life has changed over the two months, and I know it is going to continue to change as time goes on. I’m grateful to have done this,” she said.

The music icon is believed to have several international gigs lined up as her followers can’t get enough of her.

She added that she is forever grateful for the opportunity.

Modiba is currently living in New York, where she is doing her Master’s in music through the Manhattan School of Music. She moved to China for the Sing! China competition two months ago.

A lot has been happening this weekend, and we are here to make sure you catch up on all the celebrity news. South African TV personality Boity Thulo got a chance to rub shoulders with American actor star Anthony Anderson. Anthony is said to have traveled to Cape Town in June to celebrate Juneteenth

( a holiday in the US that remembers the African-American slaves), he has been sharing on his Instagram account with his fans all that he has been busy with, in South Africa. It is alleged that he is also busy shooting a movie in South Africa as well. Boity also took to her Instagram to share pictures at the Twelve Apostles Hotel in Cape Town where she was with the American actor, social media influencer Alexia Schlechter, and talent manager and Aline CEO Sibo Mhlungu with the caption: “A happy girl.” Please don’t forget to like, share, leave a comment, and follow for more articles like these.

Biography

Sivenathi Mabuya, also referred to as Sive Mabuya, is a model, brand ambassador, MC, actress, and brand representative from South Africa.

She attracted recognition when she started starring in the interesting Scandal television series as Xolile Langa.

She is one of a large number of South African performers who really attended theater school before beginning their careers as actors.

Career

Sive first started performing in church and at school. After relocating from East London to Johannesburg, she started working as an actress full-time.

Her big break came when she was named one of the five winners of the MAQa Movie competition for aspiring actors in February 2015. She gained a lot of respect.

Sive appeared in various movies and TV shows after winning. One of them is Skorokoro, which Darrell Roodt directed. Later, she was cast in a cameo in the supernatural drama series Igazi by Shona Ferguson.

She made her big-screen debut in December 2015 as the lead in the M-Net original movie The Ring. She appeared in the full-length film The Lucky Specials in 2016.

Sive joined the cast of the dark comedy Sober Companion on SABC3 in July 2016 and played Faith.

She made an appearance as AJ in SABC3’s High Roller in September of the same year. She was cast as Xolile Langa in the Scandal e.TV soap opera in 2017.