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Tyla enjoys a South African December

2y By Nomonde Simelane

After spending six months touring and exploring the globe, mzansi’s golden girl, Tyla, has returned home for a much-rejuvenated December holiday.

After capitalising on the success of her hit single Water, Tyla has spent the past six months away from home, working on her craft to become the biggest pop star to come out of South Africa. She returned home with a bang and held successful shows in Cape Town and Pretoria to announce to mzansi that she was back and quickly became the talk of the town.

Since her return, the popiano princess has been spotted at a few different events and venues across the country, as she appears to be enjoying her festive season in true mzansi fashion. Recently, the Push 2 Start songstress was seen having a blast at Rands in Cape Town’s township of Khayelitsha alongside Nasty C.

Taking to her X (formerly Twitter), Tyla has revealed that she is deep within December mode with a simple yet effective post which has gotten South Africans excited for what’s to come for the youngster.

As expected, South Africans have joined in on the fun as they have also begun their festive season shenanigans.

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