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Sho Madjozi organises show for young fans

Amapiano and electro dance artist Sho Majozi is pulling out all the stops to ensure that fans from various ages get to experience what it is like being in her presence.

The singer whose real name is Maya Wegerif recently took to social media to announce that she has something special planned for her younger and most devoted fans – a VIP party specifically for little ones.

In video shared on social media the John Cena hit maker officially announced that she will be having a kiddies party called Shoma and Friends.

In the post she said the following: “Hi stars, I am Sho Madjozi. I have decided that as soon as schools closes, I am going to throw a pony party for some very lucky stars, to celebrate the sparkling ponies that are coming out soon.

“The party will be held on the 22nd March at Joy Jozi in Rosebank tickets are very limited so if you have a little star, you might want to run to the link right (on her Instagram page) right away.”

She further revealed that this is quite an intimate event that caters for kids between the ages of 0 to 12 years, meanwhile, there is also room for an adult to accompany their child or children.

The event which is mainly to promote the singer’s colourful pony braids, will see many walk away with lots of goodies.

 

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Taking to the comment section the internet praised the singer for being a positive role model to the little ones who look up to her.

Jennifer Bala wrote: “Ah how cute! Wish we were still in Johannesburg so that the girls could attend. Enjoy!”

Another user wrote: “This is so amazing. Revolution happening right under our nose. Proud of you queen.”

Meanwhile, this is not the first time she did something special for her young followers.

In 2022 she launched a book called Shoma and the Stars. At the time she revealed dedicated to her younger sister who she lost in a car accident.

She also said that it was a way for her young audience to understand that there is power in their uniqueness, which turned out to be a core theme in her book.

Also see: Sho Madjozi’s sparkling braids spark the internet’s attention

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