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‘Prophet Skhotheni loading’ mzansi reacts to Gogo Skhotheni’s first church sermon

Reality TV star and newly born-again Christian, Patricia Tumi Motsoeneng, popularly known as Gogo Skhotheni, sent the internet into a frenzy with her first prayer in church after she announced that she resigns from the practice of ubungoma.

Gogo Skhotheni seems to have taken her new belief seriously this Easter, as she was seen in a recent clip shared on the social media platforms donned in a long white dress and a white head cloth, barefooted while praying in a church service believed to be on Palm Sunday.

In the clip that is widely shared, she stood in front of the table where the pastors of the church stood with their heads down and had their hands up in respect of the prayer, while she ran up and down in front of them, commanding the holy spirit in her prayer.

This had most internet users shocked and in confusion, as they asked when was the deliverance done on her; while some questioned why she had make up and nails in church.

MDN News took to their X (formerly Twitter) page to share the video, where X users weighed in.

Gogo Skhotheni, who made a name for herself as a podcaster, DJ, sangoma and reality TV star, announced earlier that she has made a decision to discontinue her journey as a traditional healer on social media.

“I am no longer a traditional healer. I am no longer a sangoma.. I will forever acknowledge, respect and believe in my ancestors,” she said.

 

Also see: Gogo Skhotheni’s first prayer session has internet shocked

 

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