Sbahle Mpisane Explains Reason for Covering Her Body With Tattoos in Touching Post

Sbahle Mpisane Explains Reason for Covering Her Body With Tattoos in Touching Post

  • Sbahle Mpisane is embracing body art to cover her accident scars, boosting her confidence
  • Social media users praised her decision to use tattoos for self-acceptance and healing
  • Some commenters noted differing views on body art, while others emphasised focusing on more pressing issues
  • Briefly News spoke to Musa Ally, a tattoo artist who has been in the industry for years, who explained how some people interpret tattoos

Sbahle Mpisane is living her life on her own terms, and we love it for her. The star recently sent shockwaves throughout Mzansi when she debuted her new body art.

Sbahle Mpisane on why she chose to get tattoos
Sbahle Mpisane has explained the real reason why she got tattoos. Image: @sbahle_mpisane
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Sbahle Mpisane opens up about her tattoos

Reality TV star and fitness bunny Sbahle Mpisabe is embracing the changes to her body. Sbahle survived a tragic car accident five years ago and has been open about her struggles with embracing her body and scars after the accident.

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According to MDN News, the fitness fanatic recently explained that she is using tattoos to cover the scars from the accident. She shared that she was not a big fan of tattoos before the accident. Part of the post read:

"To make life easy for myself, I decided to get inked so I could cover my scars bit by bit to clean the dirt. My mum supported my art because she knew that it would give me the peace I needed and boost my dead confidence at the time."

Speaking exclusively to Briefly News, a Cape Town-based tattoo artist, Musa Ally, said tattoos can be used as a form of self-expression. He said:

"Tattoos are a powerful form of self-expression. They allow individuals to carry meaningful art and personal stories on their skin, creating a unique, permanent canvas that represents their identity and experiences."

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Fans weigh in on Sbahle Mpisane's decision

Social media users praised Sbahle for doing what's best for her, not what pleases other people. Others noted that the issue about the star's body art is not newsworthy.

@tinasheugene wrote:

"In short, she is saying she used to hate tattoos when she was a normal person."

@MaggyValen commented:

"You know, as a country, we have a serious issue on our hands; we might have a Nigerian Miss South Africa at any time, and that's not good. Can we focus on that? Please don't bore us."

@KidiPotse added:

"We embrace our scars differently; with my accident scars, I completely did nothing about them, but since she's in the limelight, I can understand her covering herself with tattoos. She looks beautiful. ❤️"

@LovethL45957 said:

"As long as she feels happy and confident."

Shebeshxt shows off tattoo of his late daughter, Onthathile

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Briefly News reported that Shebeshxt recently left Mzansi social media users in their feelings when he shared a picture of the new tattoo he got in honour of his late daughter Onthathile. The nine-year-old died in a car accident a few weeks ago.

Mzansi musician Shebeshxt is still heartbroken after losing his nine-year-old daughter, Onthathile, in a fatal car crash. The controversial star, recently discharged from the hospital, shared his new body art on social media.

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Privie Kandi (Entertainment Editor) Privilege Kandi is an entertainment news editor (joined Briefly in 2022). A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate from the Christian College of Southern Africa (2016), she has been in the arts and entertainment industry for six years. Privie has worked for the Zimbabwe International Film and Festival Trust as a communications officer and a writer and TV producer for lifestyle and entertainment channel CME TV. She passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at privie.kandi@briefly.co.za.