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Internet reacts to Boity going to church after 7 years

3y By Bongiwe Mati

Media personality and rapper Boitumelo “Boity” Thulo shocked many internet users when she took to her social media to ask her followers what she should wear to church on her return after seven years.

The busy media personality who often travels abroad shared the post on her X, previously known as Twitter sparkling different reactions from people, with most rooting for her return.

Stating that she was aware of the criticism that was to follow after her post, Boity shared:

“Going to church tomorrow, voluntarily for the first time in 7 years (here’s a space for those who are going to judge me…please spill freely)..to the rest, what should I wear?”

Many users advised the Own Your Throne reality television star on what she should wear commenting:

One user asked Boity what motivated her return to church, commenting:

The Ba Kae rapper clarify the users’ confusion by commenting:

One user shared an interesting comment, advising:

Also see: ‘Be thankful for what you’re receiving’ – Mnini Mseleku to his sister

 

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