Actress, TV host, musician and entrepreneur, Boitumelo “Boity” Thulo, has reached another major milestone in her career. She has been featured in Forbes Magazine.
The sassy rapper took to Twitter to announce that she has been featured in Forbes Magazine as one of the most successful people. Forbes is a global business publication which features original articles on finance, industry, investing and marketing topics. The magazine also reports on related topics such as technology, communications, science, politics and law.
From Potch to Forbes 30 under 30! What a time to be alive! 🙏🏾🙏🏾😭😭💃🏾💃🏾👑👑 #OwnYourThrone👑
— #BAKAE OUT NOW (@Boity) June 28, 2019
Best achievement.. Happy for you sister
— KagisoMagano (@kgs_mr) June 28, 2019
There’s lots of Gold also to be unearthed in Potch. We are the few that made it out and made it sustainable. Congratulations Ngwana ko Kasie. @Boity keep inspiring greatness 👌🏾❤️
— Leie_57 (@eddieleie) June 28, 2019
They also feature lists of successful influencers. Boity features on the Forbes 30 under 30 list, which is really something. Boity wrote: “From Potch to Forbes 30 under 30! What a time to be alive!
Earlier this week Boity purchased her dream car, a Range Rover that cost more than R2 million. Boity portrays a real queen and definitely owns her throne. She is fast become an inspiration for many young South Africans. Social media followers have been praising Boity on her achievements.
Boity Thulo is one of the most selfless celebrities in Mzansi. The kind-hearted and giving beauty does her best to help wherever she can. The rapper and media personality has built her career from the ground up. Coming from humble beginnings, Boity knows what it is like to go without.
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Source: Briefly
