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Tyla becomes Pandora’s newest ambassador

South Africa’s popiano princess Tyla has yet another accomplishment to add and celebrate to the already extensive list after she was named as popular jewellery brand Pandora’s newest ambassador.

When it comes to music, Tyla has proven that almost none of the new age artists can and are doing it like her. Her unique sound and style, paired with a killer work ethic and hunger for success, have propelled her to one of the biggest international superstars in the world, at the ‘tender’ age of 23.

Her success in the studio as well as on stage has opened up major doors for her, extending this outside of the confines of the music industry. Not only has she scored invites to some of the most exclusive events, but she has also bagged herself some notable partnerships and ambassador roles, such as with international brand Nike.

Recently, popular jewellery brand Pandora took to their social media to reveal that the South African was their latest addition to their ambassador’s family, joining a short list of notable names such as  Chloe and Halle Bailey, Ashley Park, and Pamela Anderson.

“From charms that represent her hit single to pieces that remind her of her childhood, Tyla curated a Pandora Jewelry edit that speaks to every aspect of her story,” their caption reads.

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The exciting news comes just three days before the youngster is set to make her Coachella debut, both as an attendee and performer. She marked this exciting milestone with a carefully curated jewellery edit that features some hand-picked charms and some single pieces to form part of a collection that she has dedicated to her supporters.

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