If you were and still a huge fan of these two, well, we found this interesting and worth sharing so you know about even the little detail about them.
Do you know about former Kaizer Chiefs and SA Under-23 star Thabiso “Skapie” Malatsi and the late Boom Shaka star performer Lebo Mathosa?
The two famous former entertainers grew up in the same street, about 10 houses apart from each in Barwa Street in Daveyton.
Malatsi, a big Chiefs dribbling wizard in his youth, grew up on corner Tau Street and Barwa Street, a mere stone throw distance from the home of famous Boom Shaka star performer Lebo Mathosa who is also from Barwa Street.
Mathosa was tragically killed in a car accident, an incident that shocked Mzansi and sent the music industry into a state of mourning.
Malatsi, whose career was cut short by a wayward lifestyle of girls, fast cars, and partying, is reviving his life and ventured into music – he recently released a Kwaito album.
This is what people talk about when they say: “It’s a small world…”
In other news – #Isibaya – S.e.x scene was just too much
Last night’s episode of Mzansi Magic’s Isibaya left many wishing they could “un-hear and un-see” what happened. Besides the fact that the whole episode was made up of three actors only, the Dam-Dam & Vava scene left the drama’s fans traumatized.
The teaser of the episode on Isibaya’s official Twitter page which read, “Dam Dam and Vava Voom’s love is not on lockdown,” got viewers glued to their screens but the scene left them embarrassed and they want an apology. continue reading
Source: Daily Sun
