Boity Reveals How She Eats Her Favourite Foods But Remains to Stay in Shape

• Boity went viral after posting a candid TikTok video about her love of traditional South African food
• The rapper and media personality confessed that food is her biggest weakness, from mogodu to trotters to a kota
• Boity credits intense gym sessions five days a week as the one thing keeping her figure in check

Boity Thulo is keeping it completely real about her relationship with food, and the internet is absolutely here for it.

The rapper and media personality posted a candid, selfie-style TikTok video from what appears to be her bedroom, where she opened up about her diet in the most relatable way possible. Far from the typical celebrity wellness content, Boity admitted that she is a self-confessed food lover through and through, whether that means mogodu for breakfast, trotters, or a hearty kota. According to her, none of it is off limits.

Boity's gym vs food battle

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The star did not shy away from the irony, either. She shared that she hits the gym five times a week, training on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and beyond, pushing herself hard enough to feel genuinely exhausted. Yet despite all that effort, food remains her biggest weakness. The way she tells it, the discipline she brings to the gym and her love of a good meal exist side by side without much conflict.

The video was posted under her TikTok handle @boity and quickly spread across social media, resonating with fans who saw themselves in her honesty.

Watch the Instagram video below:

Peeps can't stop laughing

The response says it all. Boity's willingness to ditch the polished influencer script and talk about mogodu at breakfast like it is the most natural thing in the world has struck a genuine chord. Peeps are not just entertained; they are genuinely grateful someone with her platform is saying what so many already know to be true about the struggle between the gym and a great plate of food. The comments section turned into a celebration of shared guilty pleasures. Here is what some peeps had to say:

@proteafleur:

"Exercise also increases your appetite in the craziest way."

@__beauvisage:

"@boity I love when you speak Setswana hle yoooh. 😍😍😍😍"

@twinky_star1234:

"I go to McDonald after gym or Kota Joe. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂"

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@fundisanidimba:

"Explains why Black women have the best bodies. Gym, genetics and food. 🔥 She's one of them. ❤️🔥"

@nkadi_b:

"If I was on TikTok, I'd follow Boity; she's hilarious. 😂😂😂😂😂"

@theophlsramohlale:

"She's just like me fr. 😭😭👏🏿"

@unoxolo89:

"Me and you same. 😂"

@pk_rapholo:

"Finally, somebody said it."

Boityv vlogged about how deep English can be

Boity Thulo shared a candid video on social media, confessing that certain English words leave her completely stumped.

The media personality said she was embarrassed to admit it, but revealed she often gets lost when people use the word "nuance".

Source: Briefly News