Photos: Makhadzi’s transformation wows Mzansi
Dupped as the prime Brenda Fassie of our days, Makhadzi has won big of late. She has fast become one of the biggest acts in Mzansi and Africa at large. However, her road to fame wasn’t rosy, and she has a rag to riches to say.
The Limpopo-born and bred transformation has seen her topping trends of late. She is undoubtedly enjoying her fair share of fame and living a soft life. Well, let’s dive into Makhadzi’s transformation after fame and money.
No doubt, to cap her celebrity status, she puts on the most expensive hair extensions the world can offer, from Peruvians to Brazillian hair extensions. Back then, she used to be plaited in the ranks of even getting some haircuts since she couldn’t afford to get plaited.
Skin glow
Naturally, she is a dark-skinned woman with a cocoa tone. With using good skincare treatment, her skin is now radiant. People accused the African Queen of skin lightening, but she assured fans it’s natural glow treatments.
She has such a great relationship with natural glow remedies that she created a cosmetic line for herself. Her line is called Mavoda skincare ranger.
A new style of dressing
Fashion and style are other ways of self-expression. With money, a person will buy clothes that are more in tune with how they identify themselves. Today she wears clothes in bright colours to express her vibrance.
The types of cuts and patterns on her dresses are asymmetrical and dramatic. She also likes dabbling in Gucci and Louis Vuitton.
The success of the star
Makhadzi was the most streamed artist on Spotify in the year 2021. She is now a powerhouse, and the royal treatment she got in Botswana proved it.
Her most recent achievement used to be in her dreams—two being winning the Nickelodeon Mzansi Viewers Choice Awards. One is on the cover of True Love Magazine. She has levelled up a lot in her life, from singing for tips to owning mansions and driving expensive cars.
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