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Munaka Muthambi leaves Piano Pulse podcast

Digital content creator and reality TV star Munaka Muthambi co-hosted her last episode of the podcast and Chill Network’s Piano Pulse, where they report and discuss piano music news and dynamics alongside Sifiso and Thakgi.

Tearful Munaka revealed on their podcast that she made a decision to leave the podcast, even though it was a tough decision because she enjoys the piano culture and loves her co-hosts, she said she prayed about her decision and God spoke to her.

The Love Never Lies: South Africa star made it clear that she is not leaving because of what happened between them and Sizwe Alakine, nor the Heineken incident, but rather because she believes that the show needs someone who will be dedicated, who’s going to push the culture and be consistent.

“I feel like it’s only unfair that I stay here knowing very well that my head is in other places. So we’ve spoken about it, and the boys have known for a while now, but I think this is my last episode potentially,” said Munaka.

She extended her gratitude to the viewers of Piano Pulse, and she revealed that she will push her presenting and do her sports scenes and many other things that she needs to focus on.

The comment section was quickly filled with farewell messages from Instagram users.

One user said: “That’s the best decision you’ve made Munaka so happy for you.”

“Good person, wrong show,” said another one.

While another one said: “Some of us never knew who she was until we watched Piano Pulse, but anyway, all the best to her.”

 

 

Also see: ‘I want to buy him a Bells’ Somizi reacts to Sizwe Alakine drama

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