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WATCH: Internet users recreate Lebo Keswa’s podcast interview

Netizens will always find humour in everything that happens, as they recently recreated Lebo Keswa’s interview of her spilling the tea on her marriage with former Generations actress Letoya Makhene.

As what can be described as a ‘break-up’ tour for some, Lebo takes this time to share details about her ex-wife causing many people to feel that she cannot move on.

According to news publication, TshisaLIVE, Lebo stated that she was unbothered by the recent memes that were circulating online as people recreated her interview on the YouTube podcast, Engineer Your Life.

“I’m aware of the memes and South Africans ridiculing me over my podcast interviews about my marriage to Letoya. I’ll go all out to clear my name from the dirt I found myself in by associating with her because we live in such a fickle and ignorant society, where everything is humour. I’m not bothered,” says Lebo to the above-mentioned source.

Since the interviews dropped many TikTok users have been recreating funny parts in the interview.

@lindi.siza Mara nawe sis Lebo 4 years??? #latoya #lebo #interview #ex #breakup #podcast ♬ original sound – Lindi ✞

@nathanmolefe “When I miss 1 of not going to the Gym”? #nathanvidz ♬ original sound – mkhulu romeo

@shazzyyy20 Replying to @palesamqwathi ♬ original sound – mkhulu romeo

@_simply.phuthiee Replying to @dubejnrLEBO FOR PRESIDENT!?? #current #dramatiktok #messytiktok #messy #breakups #latoya #lebo #dramatiktok #interview #trending ♬ original sound – ?Phuthi Mapheto.?

One user commented: “After all that anger she’ll go back to Latoya.”

Another user added; “Tiktok is slowly replacing DSTV, I wanna hear Latoya’s side of the story.”

Also see: ‘She is bored’ – Lebohang Keswa faces criticism for discussing Letoya Makhene on podcast

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