LootLove Lands in Hospital After Major Health Scare, Takes Break From Social Media
- Talented Mzansi media personality LootLove had to be taken to hospital recently after suffering from severe migraines
- Even though the Africa Now Radio host survived the health scare, she is still taking things slow and focusing on her recovery
- The former Metro FM presenter shared that she'll be taking time off her social media accounts to focus on her recovery
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Africa Now Radio host LootLove took to social media to share that she recently landed in the emergency room following a major health scare.
Source: Instagram
The media personality revealed that she's suffering from severe migraines. She took to her Instagram Stories to let her peeps know that she's still not feeling well and is currently in hospital.
"Hey everyone, I am not well. Turns out these migraines are quite serious (landed up in ER)."
According to OkMzansi, the former Metro FM presenter shared that she'll be taking a break from social media platforms in order to concentrate on her health and getting better. She also urged people who have urgent matters to discuss with her to get in touch with her PR team.
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LootLove bags biggest gig in her career
In other news, Briefly News reported that South African television and radio personality Luthando "LootLove" Shosha bagged the biggest deal of her career and she feels extremely blessed. Taking to social media, LootLove made the big announcement, letting fans know that she has joined the African Now Radio fam!
Briefly News asked LootLove why this gig is so monumental to her as not only a woman but a mother and what message would she send to young women who look up to her. She responded:
"There are sacrifices that you make but I don’t think it stops your life - so as a mother you’ve got this and you can still be anything you want to be even though you have children. When I think of younger black women who are walking this path or any other path in their lives, I just want them to know that, half of the time you sound crazy when you have these big dreams and dare to dream on all the crazy things you want to pull off and do and everyone looks at you like you crazy cause you the only one who can see it - it's fine."
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Source: Briefly News
