Sho Madjozi Wants to Get Back to Her Roots With a Village Birthday Bash: “I Need to Go Home and Celebrate”
- BET Award-winning South African star Sho Madjozi wants to celebrate her birthday in a unique way
- The John Cena hitmaker recently shared with her fans that she has been through a lot, and she wants a different birthday celebration
- She said she wants to have the celebrations back in the village in Limpopo, surrounded by family and friends
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Celebrity birthday celebrations are usually full of glitz and glamour. However, South African award-winning singer and songwriter Sho Madjozi wants to celebrate her special day in a different way.
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The Huku hitmaker is known to always encompass her rich and colourful African culture in her music and performances. This year, she wants to include her colourful traditional outfits in her birthday celebrations.
Sho Madjozi revealed in a recent Instagram post that a perfect birthday celebration for her would be a village party with performances from some of her favourite artists, fun games and prizes. She also added that she has been through a lot and her wish is to go back home and wind down. She wrote:
"For my birthday this year, I want to have a village party. Xibelani, some of my favourite artists, prizes, games, and then when I perform I want to be lulad with money and gifts . I’ve been through a lot, I need to go home and celebrate. Miri yini? Are we bringing back xiseveseve or what?"
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Sho Madjozi announces fiery return after spending some time away from social media: "I'm not pregnant"
Briefly News previously reported that the theories Mzansi's been cooking up on the possible whereabouts of Sho Madjozi can finally be done away with as the star announced a sensational comeback to social media on Wednesday.
The colourful rapper's noticeable absence on the timeline had her fans chitter-chattering as some online sleuths tried to make sense of her ghostly disappearance.
But they weren't the only ones who wondered as SA's very own "Mr Fix", Minister of Transport Fikile Mbalula, interjected a conversation about the Dumi HiPhone hitmaker's relative silence two weeks ago, TimesLIVE reported.
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