“My Whole Life Has Been a Lie”: Mzansi Rocked by Famous Weather Lady’s Behind-the-Scenes Footage
- Mzansi was stunned by the way a famous weather lady filmed her daily segment for television
- The loved South African news anchor, Thabile Makapela, took her followers behind the scenes as she rehearsed for a weather report
- Social media users were bamboozled by the experience and shared that their whole lives have been a lie
Much-loved South African news anchor, Thabile Makapela, wowed Mzansi with her outstanding talent but bamboozled many when she took her TikTok followers behind the scenes during a rehearsal.
Makapela was warming up for yet another lovely weather report when Mzansi was introduced to the reality of her studio sessions.
Mzansi rocked by weather lady’s behind-the-scenes
Not everything you see is real. Reality can be manipulated the same way as a street vendor when you’re running low on cash but desperately need a mint for your garlicky breath.
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A famous South African news anchor boggled her TikTok family's minds when she took them to work with her. Thabile Makapela was rehearsing for a weather report when she blew minds.
Mzansi had yet to learn that weather reporters use a green screen to achieve their background as they point from province to province. The comments section was as busy as a mall on Black Friday.
The lady captioned her post:
“Behind the scenes.”
Watch the video below:
Mzansi reacts to weather lady’s behind-the-scenes clip
Social media users turned the comments upside down after learning about the reality behind weather reporting:
@namehadtobeblank was stunned:
"My whole life has been a lie."
@sibusisiwe wished she hadn't discovered the truth:
“Some secrets you must take to the grave."
@NOSI❤️☺️ shared family info:
"At home, we call you 'sis xesh'eliyoli'."
@Amanda got a bit sentimental:
"All I want to hear is 'Xesh’elimyoli'. This is the only goodnight message I get."
@Lady KG could not process the footage:
"My goodness... I thought, oh God."
@Yolz asked:
"So the rain is never really behind you?"
South African woman pleads for help after bad weather damages shack home
Briefly News also reported that a lady pleaded for help as she showcased her house, which was heavily impacted by the weather. In the clip, the lady unveiled how her living space was leaking, and the footage gained massive traction online.
Mzansi netizens sympathised with the woman as they rushed to the comments section to express their thoughts. Briefly News spoke to architect and interior designer. Erwan Kabwita, who gave insight on how to reduce flood damage to shack homes.
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Source: Briefly News