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Tebogo Thobeyane opens up about moving abroad

South African model, actress, and businesswoman Tebogo Thobejane opens up about the reason behind her permanent relocation from South Africa.

It was revealed last week that the actress said she hates Mzansi due to the insecurities, and that she also left with her son. As for her house in SA, the actress is said to be holding on to it, in case she comes visiting.

While speaking to Sunday World, the former Muvhango actress said she’s been receiving death threats and she can’t afford a bodyguard.

“I can’t afford to get bodyguards … The person that has been harassing me is running rampage harassing the whole country. I have had to change my son’s school and rearrange my whole life because of one person,” said Thobejane while speaking to the publication.

“I had to move in with my sister for three weeks in Berlin [Germany] after I received a call saying ‘I am going to fucken kill you. You have done too much. I am going to kill you.”

The actress went on to explain to the publication that, even though she has not permanently relocated from South Africa, she spends most of her time in Ghana and Los Angeles, where she has been busy with other work projects.

Her announcement of relocating abroad caused quite a stir on social media.

Here is what tweeps had to say:

One Facebook users commented saying: “So what must we do? Is she the first one to leave South Africa… People must learn to pack their stuffs and go in silence.. no need to shout.”

Another Facebook user wrote: “We did’nt even notice she left she should have kept quiet.”

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