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GALLERY: A glimpse inside Somizi’s vacation

People go on vacations for different reasons, some people see vacations as a form of self-care, a way to recharge and rejuvenate. South African actor, media personality, TV presenter, and businessman, Somizi Mhlongo shares his island vacation with us.

Taking to Instagram, Somizi shared a picture of himself a day after the South African national soccer team (Bafana Bafana) lost the semi-finals to Nigeria. In his caption he wrote, “Decided to cry my tears on an island…… my Bafana Bafana loss hit me hard this morning. LOL.”

 

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He shared different posts sharing his experience.

 

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Sharing a video of himself in a submarine, he wrote, “Submarine vibes. Lento yokuba nemali izosibulala. Bengiyaphi la. Bengiyaphi. (This thing of having money will kill us, what am I doing here?).”

 

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In another post, he shared a video of himself and wrote, “When ur on vacation and u pretend like ur one of those intellectuals who go on vacation to read a good book and drink only water.”

“To fulfil the spirit mind and soul. Just for content then as soon as the camera is off it’s back to cocktails etc lol,” he added.

 

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He shared how his Sunday went in various posts with him doing different activities.

 

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