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Prince Kaybee reveals that he lost his virginity at 14

According to the South African, the South African disc jockey Prince Kaybee, real name Kabelo Motsamai, revealed on his timelines that he had his first sexual experience when he was 14 years old, which divided his fans in the comments section.

Prince Kaybee discussed how he lost his virginity at a young age and claimed that the “older gents” he socialized with had an influence on him.

“I had sex for the first time at age 14 with a woman way older than me. The older gents motivated this, claiming I need to prove myself. Not one broer asked me what are my dreams and aspirations and encouraged me to focus on my talents or school, NOT ONE.”

The singer of Fetch Your Life continued by stating that teachings from the older generation damage young guys’ development in many societies.

“And this is the reality of most young boys today. I also wouldn’t be that harsh on the older guys for pressing this agenda because it was done to them and it’s all they know. Appalling beyond comprehension how the state of boy child development is at harm.”

The majority of Prince Kaybee’s male fans agreed with him and blamed society for encouraging boys to have sex at a young age, but his other fans criticized him and said he had just surrounded himself with the wrong people.

“I’ve been saying this, I had 2 children from 2 different women in the same year because we were told it was cool to sleep with different women by the streets. I don’t regret having children I regret being a player. We must change how we think so that the next generation can learn,” one fan stated.

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