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Sho Madjozi’s sparkling braids spark the internet’s attention

Rapper and singer Sho Madjozi had social media in a frenzy after displaying her sparkling braids.

For years, the Huku hitmaker’s array of unique hairstyles inspired many children across the country to get the same hairdo, especially during the school holidays. With the children’s annual break around the corner, many parents will be searching high and low for trendy tidbits often forbidden at schools.

This may include Sho’s sparkling braids she shared on her social media.

“I finally figured out the sparkle braids,” wrote the musician in her X (formerly Twitter) caption while showcasing her glittery, green braids.

The above video received over 2.5 million views and an abundance of comments, many of them being anxious parents and caregivers.

“My niece better not see this,” said one X user.

One person wrote, “Madjozi must be arrested from November to December every year for plotting to separate parents from their hard-earned money. Every year. Jail time!”

While another commented, “It’s going to be an expensive December for the rents [parents].”

Sho will indeed be selling the sparkly braids.

In a separate X post, Sho revealed that she will be launching her hairline, starting with Sparkle Braids, this December. According to the singer, the hair was inspired by the main character in her children’s book, Shoma and the Stars.

“Parents, please have your spokespeople get back to me within 24 hours to let me know if these terms are favourable,” she quipped, adding, “If so, pre-orders will being November 25th, when I announce the website.”

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