Sho Madjozi’s Iconic Cornrows: 4 Unique Hairstyles That Went Viral Among South African Kids

Sho Madjozi’s Iconic Cornrows: 4 Unique Hairstyles That Went Viral Among South African Kids

  • Sho Mdjozi is popular among South African children not only for her music but also for her trendy and colourful braids
  • Sho rocks African hairstyles with unique colours or accessories that make kids want to imitate her 
  • The John Cena hitmaker's pink braids are currently kids' favourite, especially since Madjozi began promoting her children's book while rocking them

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Sho Mdjozi is a leading figure in the South African music industry, but what distinguishes her is her passion for all things authentic and one-of-a-kind.

Sho Madjozi
Sho Madjozi’s pink braids were a fave among kids for 2022 Christmas. Image: @shomadjozi
Source: Instagram

While other celebrities are fond of wigs and weaves, Sho is frequently seen sporting African hairstyles. The star adores cornrows and always adds a twist to the hairstyle to keep it fresh and appropriate for any occasion.

Madjozi's love for cornrows has even rubbed off on children, making some of her haistyles more iconic.

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Briefly News looks back at some of Sho Madjozi's popular hairstyles that had kids flocking to the nearest salon to imitate.

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1. Sho Madjozi's John Cena black braids

Sho's song John Cena went viral among global netizens.

Being the creative musician that she is and probably grateful to the people who made the track popular, Madjozi had the name "John Cena" braided onto her hair.

The braids may not be convenient for everyone or have the same meaning when worn by someone else, but it doesn't hurt to try them out because the star looked stunning while rocking them.

2. Sho Madjozi's pink braids

This braided hairstyle is currently popular among Mzansi children.

It has become a hit thanks to the musician rocking the pink gorgeous cornrows while promoting her children's book Shoma and the Stars in the pink hairstyle.

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3. Sho Madjozi's thick and colourful cornrows

The stunner loves a pop of colour in all of her braid styles.

The lime cornrows she rocked on Instagram looked different from the ones she's usually spotted in. They were thick and had lime edges that looked natural and not out of place.

Take a look at the image below:

4. Sho Madjozi loves cornrows with beads

The Mzansi star's braids are usually colourful, but she also likes to add beads to them. The look may seem too much but the star always effortlessly pulls it.

The beaded cornrows are probably a favourite among kids who frequently copy Sho's hairstyles.

Mom of six complains about paying huge bucks for her kids to get the trendy hairstyle

In similar news, Briefly News reported that Sho Madjozi's unique braids are still popular among female bundles of joy.

The artist's music debut was years ago, but kids still can't get enough of her colourful hairstyles, which they try to imitate whenever she has a new one.

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For one mother whose children adore the John Cena hitmaker, Christmas turned into a nightmare. The mother vented her frustration online, claiming that she spent a lot of money to get her daughters the pink braids Sho recently paraded on her social media accounts.

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Sinazo Tshambuluka (Editor) Sinazo Tshambuluka is a Briefly News Entertainment writer. She has been with the fantastic Briefly News team since July 2022. Previously, she freelanced for Opera News for a year, covering current affairs and entertainment news. She graduated from the University of Cape Town in 2021 with a Bachelor of Social Science in Media and Writing and Sociology. You can reach her via sinazo.tshambuluka@briefly.co.za