Molemo Maarohanye, better known as Jub Jub, is a top entertainer in South Africa. He rose to fame as a child star and has continued to win the hearts of audiences across the country with his music and impeccable presenting skills. Jub Jub’s real name is Molemo Maarohanye.

Although the majority of Jub Jub’s life story has been made public, very little is known about the man who was responsible for his upbringing, his father.

Jackie Ramohlola Maarohanye, better known as Mama Jackie, is Jub Jub’s mother. She is a controversial educator and philanthropist who rose to international fame in the 1990s and early 2000s when she founded Ithuteng Trust School to assist orphans in her community. Her story attracted the attention of celebrities from all over the world, including Oprah Winfrey, who expressed their support for her endeavor. However, an investigation conducted by Carte Blanche later revealed that she had provided false information to the media outlet.

Mama Jackie and Sydney Maarohanye were once married, but their union ended a few years ago in a very contentious divorce that resulted in them publicly fighting for their estate, which consisted of multiple homes, a car fleet, and several businesses, one of which was a butchery.

The history of Jub Jub’s father, including his date of birth, place of education, and place of employment, as well as his current whereabouts, are unknown at this time.

The early years of Jub Jub’s life as well as his educational background
The 29th of June, 1980 found Jub Jub being born in Soweto, Orlando East. He is one of a total of five children that Jub Jub’s parents have.

Jub Jub was a natural-born entertainer who was drawn to music and performance from a very young age. He first shot to fame at the age of 10 when he was cast in the advertisement for Inkomazi, which catapulted him into the public eye.

After that, he became a cast member on the SABC1 show Jam Alley, and a little while later, he was cast in the Oliver Schmitz crime drama Hijack Stories.

Jub Jub was awarded a scholarship to attend LaGuardia High School for Performing Arts in Manhattan, New York, after he had finished his primary school education.

His first studio album, titled Rare Breed, was released in 2006, marking the beginning of Jub Jub’s career as a musician. It featured the hit song “Good Time of Your Time,” which was played extensively on radio and television stations across the country. Due to the widespread acclaim that the album received, Jub Jub was asked to give a performance at the Metro FM Music Awards in the year 2006.

In 2007, he issued his second album under the title My Shine. On this album, he collaborated with the Jaziel Brothers to create the hit song Ndikhokhele, which went on to win multiple awards. Over 150,000 copies of the song were sold, and it was also nominated for a number of prestigious awards.

Rare Breed Entertainment was the name of the record label that Jub Jub established in 2009, and he worked closely with Sheer Music during that time.

After having served his sentence, Jub Jub was able to turn his life around and get back to his successful career in both the music and television industries.