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‘I am constantly motivated by my friends,’ Thabsie

South African singer and songwriter, Thabsie has featured on songs of many of her fellow artists as she continues to be recognized for her mellifluous voice. The talented songstress rose to stardom after she featured on Kwesta’s single Ngiyazifela in 2017 and has continued to grow her brand within the entertainment industry with her music.

Her mellifluous voice can be heard in songs such as African Queen, Siphesihle,  Ubuya nini,  and many others. Within the digital creation space, she is also an influencer as she works with many great national and international brands.

The singer is also someone who has quite a small circle of friends, whom she often publicly shows off and appreciates on her social media platforms. Those dear to her include the likes of DJ Zinhle, Yolanda Vilakazi, Dr B Nhlangulela, Moozlie, and a few others.

Upon supporting her friend, DJ Zinhle in an event she had hosted to celebrate her new partnership with Remy Martin – a  premium cognac brand – Thabsie took to Instagram to share how proud she is of her friend.

She captioned her post:

“I am consistently motivated by my friends. They make me so proud! @djzinhle thank you for showing us that a ceiling doesn’t exist when it comes to chasing our dreams! Proud of you friend! ?”

 

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Also taking to Instagram to share how overjoyed she is about DJ Zinhle’s newest business venture was CEO and entrepreneur Yonela Vilakazi.

She captioned her Instagram post: ”SHE WILL RISE ? Congratulations friendship on always inspiring us to make power moves @djzinhle.”

 

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We love to see queens empower one another and take turns to clap for each other over their achievements. May we all experience such pure and genuine friendships that are filled with growth and endless support.

Also see: Loyiso Bala speaks on his special bond with Phelo

 

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