Busiswa Opens Up About Year-Long Hiatus in ‘The TouchDown’ TikTok Video: “I Went Into Therapy”

Busiswa Opens Up About Year-Long Hiatus in ‘The TouchDown’ TikTok Video: “I Went Into Therapy”

  • Busiswa is back in the music scene after an unexpected year-long hiatus
  • The singer spoke about her break, saying she needed to reflect on her life and what she wanted for herself
  • Busiswa has released a new single, Eazy, and appears to be in full gear to reclaim her glory

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Busiswa opened up about her break from music
Busiswa says her hiatus was to help her find herself and her purpose, saying she found enlightenment in her family and taking better care of herself. Images: busiswaah
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Busiswa is celebrating the release of her new single, Eazy featuring DJ Khao, after enduring a hiatus for over a year. The Ngoku hitmaker opened up about her break from music as well as her weight loss, saying she's in a much happier place.

Busiswa received encouragement from her supporters, who couldn't wait to have her back.

Busiswa opens up about hiatus

Busiswa has released a new dance single titled Eazy with DJ Khao. Although the song is upbeat and vibey, it's far from how Busiswa says she felt a year ago before her hiatus.

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Speaking on the Touchdown show on Metro FM, the singer revealed that she wasn't in a good space and needed to take a break:

"After having a baby, I felt like I couldn't carry myself the way I used to, I can't move the way I used to. You start thinking 'Maybe I don't command this room.' But it's only inside yourself."

She went on:

"I try to speak to my friends, family, I went into therapy, I use gym also as a way to listen to my thoughts. I spend a lot of time talking to my son as well, he surprises me when he talks about me. He gives me a lot of enlightenment and I always come back to remembering why I started.
"We're all here for a purpose. Every artist gets caught up in being told what to do, where everyone around you knows exactly what you should be doing but that can't be your mission for yourself. You have to make your mission personal and find ways to do that will help you reach your higher self."

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Mzansi shows love to Busiswa

Fans were moved by Busiswa's story and showered her with love and encouragement, excited to have her back:

salaminamosese said:

"Love her!"

tumizwane18 responded:

"Love her. May she flourish after this break."

ndlovukazi_mash commented:

"The 'why' is important to always ask yourself. I am loving it Busiswa, keep it up, gurl!"

ntwani_frans posted:

"This is the mindset that a lot of us as women should have!"

kenolelegote added:

"I love this for you. Spiritual growth looks good on you!"

candisiwe said:

"Totally missed, and you look so so beautiful!"

Landy. Nqwaba responded:

"Please come back with something, Busi, we miss you! Yoh!"

Dee Ndlovu commented:

"I missed uBusi, shem."

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In a recent report, Briefly News shared details behind Gigi Lamayne's hiatus where she opened up about focusing her attention on other business ventures.

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Moroeng is an entertainment writer at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the content manager and, later, editor for HipHop Africa, where she honed her proofreading, leadership, and content management skills. Having begun her career as a content writer for Slikour OnLife, Moroba has over four years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and passed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za

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