Sizwe Dhlomo Encourages Lasizwe After Bryanston Home Listed for Sale at R3.8 Million
- Lasizwe's Bryanston townhouse quietly appeared on Property24 for R3.8 million, catching the content creator off guard
- The comedian and entertainer reacted on X after the listing went public, admitting he had hoped it would stay under the radar
- Radio star Sizwe Dhlomo stepped in with words of encouragement that resonated widely with Mzansi
PAY ATTENTION: Mark Briefly News as a preferred source, and our content will appear higher in your Google feed!
Source: Instagram
It's not the kind of news you want breaking on social media, but that's exactly what happened to Lasizwe on 13 August 2026, when his Bryanston townhouse quietly surfaced on Property24 with a R3.8 million asking price.
The three-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom townhouse in Bryanston spans 213 m² and includes three garage spaces. Once the listing made the rounds, entertainment news outlet MDN News picked it up, and the post spread quickly across X.
Lasizwe, clearly caught off guard, addressed the situation directly on X, writing: "Was hoping this wouldn't make it online… but here we are."
Sizwe Dhlomo steps in
What shifted the tone of the conversation was an unexpected response from radio personality Sizwe Dhlomo, who used the moment to offer some grounded perspective. Rather than piling on or adding to the speculation, Dhlomo addressed Lasizwe directly with a message that many South Africans found refreshing.
PAY ATTENTION: You can now search for all your favourite news and topics on Briefly News.
"This is nothing to be ashamed of. Life is about peaks & troughs. If anything, you're smart for knowing when to adjust before life forces you to. All the best!" Dhlomo wrote.
Source: Instagram
The post gained significant traction on X, with many users applauding Dhlomo for the measured and supportive response. His words appeared to resonate far beyond the two personalities involved, touching on themes of financial pragmatism and the pressures public figures face when private decisions become public knowledge.
Lasizwe has previously been open about navigating personal and legal challenges, including family court disputes and defamation claims. The timing of the property listing surfacing online added another layer to what has already been a difficult period for the entertainer.
Whether the sale is driven by a lifestyle change or a broader financial adjustment, Dhlomo's message seemed to frame it not as a setback but as a calculated move, and Mzansi largely agreed.
Lasiwe breaks silence after Bryanston house sale
In a previous report from Briefly News, Lasizwe took to X on Thursday, 13 August 2026, to publicly challenge a social media user impersonating Dominic Zaca.
This was after they made unverified claims linking the sale of Lasizwe's Bryanston townhouse to a legal dispute with his siblings.
PAY ATTENTION: Follow Briefly News on Twitter and never miss the hottest topics! Find us at @brieflyza!
Source: Briefly News
