Nandi Madida Opens Up About Why She Took a Break to Focus on Being a Momma
- Nandi Madida has opened up about her decision to take a break this year to focus on being a momma
- The award-winning singer has been away from the spotlight because she has been focusing on raising her bundles of joy Shaka, 5, and Nefi, 2
- Zakes Bantwini's boo shared that she wants to take over the globe next year as she has signed with an international management agency
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Nandi Madida has explained why she took a break from her busy schedule to focus on being a momma to her two bundles of joy. The stunner and her hubby, Zakes Bantwini, have a little son and daughter together named Shaka, 5, and Nefi, 2.
After working on Beyoncé's hit film Black Is King, the singer decided to take a break from showbiz to focus on raising her kids. Nandi Madida said motherhood has been amazing this year.
In an interview with TshisaLIVE, Nandi Madida said this year was the right time for her to be present in her children's life. She also revealed that she has big plans for 2022.
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The award-winning singer has signed with an international artist management agency and wants to shine globally next year. The publication reports that she said:
"I just signed to Macro [M88] — if you see Taraji P Henson commenting on my Instagram it's because we're part of the same management along with Michael B Jordan and others."
Zakes Bantwini rocks Botswana
In other entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Zakes Bantwini is taking over the continent with his smash hit, Osama. The music producer rocked a full venue in Botswana last weekend.
The DJ took to social media to share snaps and videos of his lit performance during the gig. Nandi Madida's hubby sang, danced and mixed Afrotech during the show. He has been praised for being a full package entertainer when he is on stage.
Taking to Instagram, the Mzansi star gave his stans in Botswana a shout-out for coming out in their numbers to support him. He captioned his post:
"THANK YOU BOTSWANA."
Source: Briefly News