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South African media personality Boity Thulo recently took to social media to commemorate the one-year anniversary of her beloved grandfather’s passing.
Thulo revealed that losing her grandpa, whom she affectionately refers to as ‘Papa’, was her “first-hand experience” of a passing at home. “As in seeing a casket in a home I grew up in,” she expressed.
She admits that she hasn’t dealt with the passing of her grandfather. “I’ve just ignored it because it still makes no sense to me. I have little to no emotion towards it because it’s not a part of my reality as yet,” said Boity.
My grandpa’s passing was my first “first hand” experience of a passing at home… as in seeing a casket in a home I grew up in. The first funeral ko ntlung. Dunno if it makes sense. So yeah, just a strange disconnection that I can’t come to terms with as yet.
— Boity Thulo (@Boity) October 14, 2023
On Wednesday, it will be a year since my grandpa passed on. And I still have not even dealt with the passing. I’ve just ignored it because it makes no sense to me still. 🤷🏾♀️ I have little to no emotion towards it because it’s not a part of my reality as yet. Weird. 🫥
— Boity Thulo (@Boity) October 14, 2023
Boity opens up about her contract turmoil
Boity recently opened up about her music hiatus, shedding light on a “very messy and terrible contract situation” that she had briefly touched on in the first season of her reality show Own Your Throne.
“It was one of the reasons I decided to take a step back because I wanted to clean up that contract situation before I got back into music; hence, I took a three-year break. Navigating through that, you can never be too careful. Even the best of the best in the world have been screwed over because of the tiniest detail,” she revealed, highlighting the fact that one can never be too careful.
Boity noted that while the music industry has a lot of earning opportunities, many artists often get taken advantage of. “I wanted to know what I was getting myself into. It was very disheartening because you are doing something that is your talent and passion, and you get people who make you hate this thing. It has been difficult but worthwhile because it was a massive learning experience. You’ll literally sell your life away,” said Boity.
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