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‘I’m not a homewrecker’: Limpopo Boy removes apology post to Shai family over viral video

by Zintle Mdaka
PICTURE: INSTAGRAM/@LIMPOPO_BOY

Dancer Matome Robert Thoka, popularly known as Limpopo Boy, has reportedly apologised to the Shai family following the controversy surrounding a private video that went viral online.

Also see: Limpopo Boy dropped from Creators Assembly after viral video controversy

The apology was reportedly shared by Limpopo Boy on his Instagram page, but the post was later deleted.

Limpopo Boy addresses the controversy

In the now-deleted Instagram post, Limpopo Boy expressed regret and apologised to the Shai family amid the backlash surrounding the viral private video.

The matter has attracted significant attention on social media, with users debating the events surrounding the video and calling for greater respect for the privacy of those involved.

The apology was later reported by MDN News on X (popularly Twitter).

Limpopo Boy, has publicly apologised, saying he only discovered that the woman involved was married after their private video was leaked online. pic.twitter.com/eIXBJmZzkF

— MDN NEWS (@MDNnewss) August 12, 2026

Private video sparks backlash

The incident has once again highlighted concerns around the sharing and redistribution of private material without the consent of the people involved.

As the video continued to circulate, the situation drew increased scrutiny online, eventually prompting Limpopo Boy to address the Shai family directly.

Also see: Limpopo Boy debunks alleged exploitative school contracts claims

Apology from Limpopo Boy follows growing controversy

Limpopo Boy’s apology comes as conversations around the incident continue across social media.

While details surrounding the original circumstances remain the subject of online discussion, his decision to apologise signals an attempt to address the impact the controversy has had on the family.

The situation also serves as a reminder of how quickly private content can spread once it is posted online, making it difficult for those featured in such material to regain control over their privacy.

The dangers of sharing private content

The controversy has also renewed conversations about the importance of consent and digital responsibility.

Private videos and images should not be downloaded, shared or reposted without the permission of the people featured in them. Once intimate or private content enters the public domain, it can be extremely difficult to remove completely.

For those involved, the consequences can extend far beyond social media, including emotional distress, reputational damage and potential legal concerns.

With the apology now public, attention is likely to remain on how the Shai family responds and whether further developments emerge from the controversy.

For now, Limpopo Boy’s message represents an acknowledgement of the situation and an apology to the family affected by the viral video.

Also see: Makhadzi’s former dancer alleges he was paid less than Limpopo boy

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