Lasizwe Breaks Silence After R3.8 Million Bryanston Home Listed for Sale

Lasizwe Breaks Silence After R3.8 Million Bryanston Home Listed for Sale

  • Lasizwe finally broke his silence following viral reports that his multi-million-rand Bryanston townhouse was on the market
  • The YouTuber finally broke his silence to address the reports on social media after news of the listing spread online
  • Social media reactions were much more encouraging than many people expected, with critics offering kind words to the influencer
Lasizwe spoke out about his house being on safe
Lasizwe finally broke his silence following the reports about his house. Images: lasizwe/ Instagram, sanelenkosiii/ Twitter
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Lasizwe has finally spoken out after reports emerged that his Bryanston home had been quietly put up for sale - and his reaction said it all.

News broke on 13 August 2026 that the popular YouTuber and influencer had listed his townhouse on Property24 for R3.8 million. The property, nestled in the upmarket Bryanston suburb, boasts three bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms.

Taking to X to address the reports, Lasizwe reluctantly acknowledged the news.

"Was hoping this wouldn't make it online, but here we are."

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The listing reportedly comes at a time of significant change for the entertainer. According to online reports, Lasizwe has been restructuring his YouTube production, which allegedly led to several team members being retrenched as part of the shake-up.

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The development is particularly surprising given that his channel has been riding a wave of momentum, especially off the back of his popular Awkward Dates segment. The series most recently featured actor Vuyo Biyela as a guest for a flirty lunch outing.

Briefly News also reported on allegations that the home originally belonged to Lasizwe's late father and that the content creator's siblings had taken him to court after he allegedly sought to be the sole beneficiary of the estate.

See Lasizwe's post below.

Mzansi rallies behind Lasizwe

Reactions to the news were mixed, though many of Lasizwe's followers flooded his mentions with words of support and encouragement.

Lisher_Rayze offered perspective:

"Sometimes rebuilding looks very different from what we imagined, but it can still lead somewhere better than where we are. Strength, clarity, and better days ahead."

Womanishh added:

"To be able to own such a house at your age means a lot about you; your blessings will continue to multiply, and in future you will understand that you had to go through everything for you to be able to receive your bigger blessing. You are on the right track; know that."

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oddettem encouraged Lasizwe:

"This setback is temporary. It does not cancel everything you have built, everything you have learned, or where you are going. Stay strong, my love."

Others shifted focus to the bigger picture, noting that owning a multi-million-rand property at his age was itself a testament to the young star's work ethic and drive.

Mzansi encouraged Lasizwe after he put his house on the market
Instead of shaming him, social media users flooded Lasizwe with words of encouragement. Image: lasizwe
Source: Instagram

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Maepa (née Moroeng) is the Deputy Head of the Entertainment desk at Briefly News, with nearly a decade of experience in South African media. A specialist in music and entertainment journalism, she began her career at Slikour OnLife before serving as Editor for HipHop Africa. A University of Johannesburg alumna and Google News Initiative certified professional, Moroba joined Briefly News in 2023, where she focuses on editorial excellence and leadership, merging her passion for entertainment with her love for storytelling. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za

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