Refilwe Modiselle Biography
Refilwe Modiselle was born on 2nd January 1986 in Soweto, South Africa. She is a South African fashion model with albinism and a media personality.

Refilwe Modiselle Education Background
Following her graduation from high school in Johannesburg, Modiselle studied advertising at Varsity College, graduating with distinction in her course. Throughout her work life, Modiselle has accepted modeling work – including modeling for David Tlale at South Africa Fashion Week in 2005. She has also featured in a number of South African print magazines.

Refilwe Modiselle Age | Birthday
Modiselle was born on January 2, 1986, in Rockville, Soweto, Gauteng, South Africa. Her birthday is on 2 January of every year.

Refilwe Modiselle Sisters
Modiselle angered by people asking if she is indeed a sister to Bontle and Candice. As a person living with albinism, she has been subjected to a lot of stereotypical judgment. One of those is people questioning if she is really Bonte and Candice Modiselle’s sister.

She thinks people feel the need to separate her because of albinism. The fact that three sisters are successful in their own right also many questioning. Refilwe as the big sister has answers to those as well.

Refilwe Modiselle Mother
Refilwe Modiselle is appreciating her mother for not rejecting her at birth as many children living with albinism often are. Taking to her Instagram page the media personality thanked her late grandmother for advising her mother to never throw her away or reject her.

“My mother relayed the story of how my grandmother said to her when I was brought home after my birth. ‘I never want to see this child in a dustbin…’ My mom honored that promise beyond words ‘Mamie’ Gran look at what I’ve done with my life I know you are with me always from the heavens,” she wrote.

The Modiselle sister also extended her gratitude to her mother for allowing her to be the person she needed to become to fulfill her purpose. Model Refilwe Modiselle is appreciating her mother for not rejecting her at birth as many children living with albinism often are.

Taking to her Instagram page the media personality thanked her late grandmother for advising her mother to never throw her away or reject her. “My mother relayed the story of how my grandmother said to her when I was brought home after my birth. ‘I never want to see this child in a dustbin…’ My mom honored that promise beyond words ‘Mamie’ Gran look at what I’ve done with my life I know you are with me always from the heavens,” she wrote.

The Modiselle sister also extended her gratitude to her mother for allowing her to be the person she needed to become to fulfill her purpose. “Grateful to my mom too for allowing me to be the person I needed to become to fulfill my purpose. (Look at our joy & laughter in this pic ??????) It hasn’t been easy but looks at me…through it all & still going strong no matter the weather. #InMySkinIWin,” she added.

She further encouraged people with children to love and understand that their children are God-given and not take for granted who they have been given because parents don’t know what lessons, love, joy, and blessings that soul will bring into their lives. “Many kids get rejected/are ostracised at birth because of a mere condition, not knowing how much of a blessing that, that child could be. Moral of the story is a child, a human being with a soul… no matter how they come!” she wrote.