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Sizwe Dhlomo spoils fans with expensive gifts – ‘I don’t mind sharing’

Television and radio personality Sizwe Dhlomo has had his social media followers smiling from one cheek to the other as he recently made many of their wishlists come true. 

With Christmas more than a month away and Black Friday being around the corner, Sizwe has recently gifted many of his fans some gifts he had lying around in his home. 

This all started when one user took to X asking the Kaya FM radio presenter whether he had an extra console that he didn’t use. This comes as the social media user was struggling to purchase his own. 

Instead, Sizwe not only offered a console but responded by saying that he had an entire PlayStation at home and was willing to give it away. 

“I think I’ve got a PS4 that’s still boxed at home. Do you want it?” he asked. 

The man was later invited to go and collect his PlayStation at the radio station in Parktown, Johannesburg. 

After others witnessed the kind gesture, it later sparked an online frenzy with many others also beginning to their wishlists, and as it turned out Sizwe had many of these gifts in his possession. 

From perfume, drones, and even a Mercedes Benz CLA 200, Sizwe was willing to gift it all. 

According to IOL news, one user asked why he was doing all of this and whether he had a lot of things.  

In response, he commented:  

“No, but the little I do have is enough to fill my heart with gratitude. So I don’t mind sharing.” 

Also see: Sizwe Dhlomo is never beating the ‘bully’ allegations after tormenting Vusi Thembekwayo

 

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