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Pabi Moloi debunks viral death hoax

11 months By Zintle Mdaka

Media personality Pabi Moloi has assured her supporters that she is well and alive after a post of her being dead went viral on social media.

The former Trending SA presenter took to her Instagram page to debunk the death rumours. Captioning her post, she said: “The rumours of my death are greatly exaggerated. 20 October 2025.”

“I thought everything weird that could happen to me has already happened to me. I thought being body shamed, being on the best dressed list and the worst dressed in the same year. I mean that is weird. A lot of weird sh*t has happened to me but this might be the weirdest. Guys, I’m alive. I’m very much alive. I literally saw someone say RIP. Well, I’m going to have a ripping rest of my life and I’m still here,” she said.

 

 

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Instagram users filled the comment section and weighed in.

One user said: “This is getting out of hand now! When are people going to quit this nonsense? So sorry Pabi. Great to see you.”

Another one said: “I was so shocked when I read that somewhere on the socials. Glad you’re alive, sorry dali.”

While another one added: “Surely it means only upwards from here!? Continue to live loudly!”

X (formerly Twitter) users also weighed in:

 

Also see:  Pabi Moloi’s guardian angels defend her against questions about her weight

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