Innocent Masuku visits ‘Podcast and Chill’, Laments on Millions Lost to Substance Abuse: “I Spent Over R500k”

Innocent Masuku visits ‘Podcast and Chill’, Laments on Millions Lost to Substance Abuse: “I Spent Over R500k”

  • Innocent Masuku is the latest guest on Mac G's Podcast and Chill, and he opened up about his struggles with drug addiction
  • South African actor Innocent Masuku did not leave anything out when he told the Podcast and Chill all about how his life fell apart
  • Innocent Masuku left viewers of the podcast moved as some vowed that they would show him support

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Podcast and Chill had yet another powerful episode after Innocent Masuku told his story. Innocent gave listeners a tale of caution as he explained how drugs impacted his life.

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Innocent Masuku warned the 'Podcast and Chill' audience about leading a life ruled by drugs and getting high. Image: Twitter/ EFFSouthAfrica/MusaKhawuI
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Innocent Masuku was open with harrowing details about how he lost everything because of his addiction to various drugs. Podcast and Chill fans could not stop raving after hearing Innocent Masuku's story.

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Innocent Masuku bares it all on Podcast and Chill

Innocent sat down with Mac G on his podcast and opened up about the effects of his drug addiction. According to ZAlebs, Innocent says he once spent over R500 000 on drugs alone. He further estimated that he lost R5 million rands in the entertainment industry due to his drug addiction.

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Innocent shared grim details of the physical effects of drug addiction. The actor said that drugs made him stay awake for days, and he would eventually pass out for three days.

The listeners took Innocent's story as a reality check as they applauded him for his bravery. Some podcast fans were moved by the actor's story and wished him well in the future.

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Mudau Patience commented:

"I really pray he doesn’t relapse. May he be part of the 1% that win this fight."

Mlungisi Mdhlalose commented:

"This man needs our support... He deserves us to rally behind him.

Fabious Dube commented:

"The guy is clear on his message. Not blaming anyone but owning up to his mistakes

Sakhile Vilakati commented:

"There's something special about this gent. I hope he gets a gig soon.

Andisiwe Sandla commented:

"This episode is so educational. It's a preventative pill for everyone out there!"

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The star, real name Kholile Elvin Gumede, shared that his townhouse is about to be repossessed by a bank. He reportedly failed to pay monthly instalments of over R4 000.

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za