Film graduate and businesswoman Tebogo Thobejane recently joined Muvhango and fans can't get over her. Whether is because of her acting skills, good looks, or her banging body, we don't know. But what we do know right now is that Tebogo is a hit with the fans. Check out some of the reactions from viewers below.
Well some might know her from her sizzling hot Instagram account, the actress also has another lucrative side hustle. The actress is on OnlyFans since 2020 with no plans of quitting any time soon.
“My seminude and lingerie pictures are everywhere on social media and many people can access them for free. I am glad that I am now getting paid as a content creator for my pictures. Although I have other businesses, this is an easy way to make money just by using my smartphone in the comfort of my own home,”
“I am doing this as a side hustle to feed my family. I am also embracing my body as a chubby woman. I was born with this body and I am proud of it. I also want to inspire other chubby women not to be ashamed, to show off their curvy bodies. No one is perfect.
Although she is not posting nudes, fans can get explicit content from her account.
Not everything has to be nudes, although the content has predominantly been porn. But my fans should expect more explicit and exclusive content from my account,” Thobejane said.
She says she started it after she failed to get funding for her business.
“One of the things that encouraged me to join this platform is that I got frustrated asking for money from men whom I believed had the potential to fund my business. It needs R200 000 for it to kick off.
“After I sent a proposal to several wealthy men, I just realised that most of them were just interested in sleeping with me, instead of empowering me as a woman,” she said. “Wealthy men always want to own you, hence they wouldn’t invest in your business even after you have presented a business plan and showed them investment returns.”
Want to see her content? Here is how much you can expect to pay. R315 monthly or R925 for three months.
Here are a few more facts about her.
She is a film graduate, and producer and hold a BA in film producing
Thobejane was born and bred in Johannesburg
Her father is the late Obed Thobejane who co founded hair company Black Like Me.
Thobejane owns Rush Productions a promotionds company that has helped bring foreign artsist to South Africa.
This New Year's Eve, Muvhango had a special guest and it was non-other than the very energetic Makhadzi who set the stage on fire. The performance was proudly organized by Muvhango's Vhutshilo and as per their invite, everyone could join in on the fun virtually.
Artists performing on soapies is not a new thing but Makhadzi had everyone talking with her thrilling performance.
Speaking to Daily Sun ahead of her performance, the Murahu hitmaker said she was excited to welcome in the new year with the Muvhango family. She, like many others is anxious about the new year, saying she hopes this year is a better one than 2020.
She also felt at home because she boasted about having friends on the show. Makhadzi even touched on the drama which ensued between her and her former manager Rita Dee, saying she has dusted herself off and will focus on her supporters.
"I know I’ve been making headlines this year because of the drama with my former manager, but I’ll dust myself off and focus on my music. I have fans who support my music," she told the publication.
Makhadzi went on a Twitter rant blasting Rita Dee over unpaid royalties from her debut album Matorokisi, Rita then decided to hit Makhadzi with a defamation of character lawsuit.
Her performance on Muvhango had her topping the trends list, however she also dominated on social media when she won Song Of The Year for her hit single Murahu on various radio stations nationwide. She also made history by being the only artist to take the title for two years in a row. Last year she won Song Of The Year for Haka Matorikisi.
Many celebrities came in their numbers to show Makhadzi support and express their excitement for the Limpopo Queen.
Like every other year, the Song Of The Year which is decided by listeners in all radio stations causes a stir on social media, and conversations around tribalism occured. Yearly, Ukhozi FM gets lambasted by many people for only showing support to KZN artists. Winning the SOTY title was Khuzani for his hit song Ijele which scooped an impressive 957 950 Votes.
