True Love Magazine surprised many with their latest cover star as they opted for an unconventional choice in the decision to feature Nothing Without You musician, Dr Tumi. The gospel singer covers the issue that is scheduled to honour the fathers, brother and uncles in all the lives of the predominantly female readership.
During his interview as the cover star, Dr Tumi talks about his decision to go back to practising medicine following the outbreak of the Coronavirus in South Africa. The good doctor had had to remind music lovers that he was an actual doctor after DJ Cleo had jokingly grouped the certified medical practitioner with popular personalities that have their first names as Doctor.
Besides sharing the official True Love Magazine cover for the month of June across his social media platforms, the anointed musician has not shared his feeling on being a cover star. The cover is monumental for Dr Tumi as this makes his first official cover story for the year. And the cover also marks one of the first times that the gospel singer has bagged a cover by himself throughout his musical career since he burst into the music scene back in 2017.
[NEW ISSUE ALERT] Gospel muso @DrTumisang talks his biggest passions – medicine and music to spread healing, and how lockdown has motivated him to be a conscious father.
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