Murdah Bongz Obtains Court Order to Get His Stuff Back From Black Motion House

• Music producer Murdah Bongz has obtained a court order to get his stuff from the Black Motion house
• This was after the Black Motion member Thabo Smol refused to hand over his stuff and also denied him access to the property
• Murdah Bongz and Thab Smol purchased this property together back in April 2015 at Centurion, Pretoria

Drama ensued once again between former duo Thabo Roy "Smol" Mabo­gwane and Murdah Bongz after they reunited in April 2024.

According to Sunday World, DJ Zinhle's husband recently obtained a court order from the Johannesburg High Court which allowed him to retrieve his personal belongings from the Black Motion house in Centurion, Pretoria.

The publication also stated that Mabongwane denied Murdah Bongz access to the house and refused to give him his belongings. The house was purchased by both Murdah and Thabo in April 2015.

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Murdah said:

"At the time, I would produce music under the name and style of a group called Black Motion. I was living there and working with, among others, the second respondent, who also continues to live in the property."

The music producer also stated that though he doesn't remember clearly what items he left there, he said some of them were his designer clothing and shoes:

"At present, I cannot recall with certainty all the items in that particular room, however, by way of mere description, I am aware that my designer clothing, designer shoes, my bed, bedding, and other personal effects are still in the property."

Thabo Smol addresses studio equipment saga

In February last year, Thabo Smol finally opened up about the studio equipment incident involving Murdah Bongz. The percussionist revealed that the issue was driven by money, where his former bandmate was convinced that he was duped and wanted payback. Thabo said the whole thing was a misunderstanding.

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In a clip shared by Twitter (X) user ThisIsColbert, Smol revealed that coming out of the pandemic, the band suffered financial constraints that saw them make little to no money for their work.

However, Murdah wasn't aware of this. Smol reveals that Murdah was under the impression that he was being taken for a ride, thus leaving Black Motion and taking their recording equipment as leverage.

What you need to know about Murdah Bongz

Murdah Bongz real name is Bongani Mohosana. His parents are alive, and he shares a close relationship with them. Murdah Bongz birthday is on 9th June 1987. He leads a private life; hence, the public does not know the background of Murdah Bongz's education.

In 2009, Murdah Bongz and his former group member Thabo "Smol" Mabongwane created a music duo called Black Motion in Pretoria which did the most amazing house music compilations that took South Africa by storm and in 2011, they came into the limelight because of their album, Talking To The Drums, which went viral and earned them a lot of money.

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DJ Zinhle sparks debate about partners sharing a toothbrush

In more entertainment news, Briefly News reported that DJ Zinhle recently sparked a debate about oral hygiene and relationships when she asked her followers whether they'd share toothbrushes and toothpicks with their partners.

Having been married for some time to her husband, Murdah Bongz, and often engaging in PDA, Zinhle said she drew the line at some things and sharing oral products was one of them.

Source: Briefly News