Cape Town – TV personality, actress, rapper and entrepreneur Boitumelo ‘Boity’ Thulo recently celebrated her 32nd birthday, and gifted herself with a lavish brand new mansion.
She took to social media to share the good news.
“The perfect birthday gift from my underground gang to me! I could not be more proud of myself for how far I’ve come,” she says.
“I’m constantly working on becoming the best version of myself in all aspects of my life and even though I haven’t gotten it all right, the progress has been astounding!” she says.
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“Happy birthday queen B! You are exactly the woman you think you are! Thank you all so much for the stunning messages. It means the world to me!,” Boity wrote in an Instagram post.
Her ‘bestie’ Anton Jeftha also sent her a cute message: “I’m grateful that I get to still experience all facets of you. The happy, serious, the mad, the goofy. You’re so wonderful, and just look at your face (just look at it), the epitome of beauty inside and out. Have the best year ever and may your life continue to be a series of pleasant surprises around each corner. You are loved, favoured and supported. And a blessing to SO many. Happy birthday lovelove.”
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This was not the first time that Boity gifted herself with a big purchase.
In 2016 for her 26th birthday, she announced that she had bought her first house, according to Drum.
“Never in my wildest, most farfetched dreams did I ever think that God would do more for me than what I prayed for.
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“I am constantly left gob smacked at how God continues to shows off His Love through my life. This wasn’t a part of the plan but here I am, able to gift myself with a house at the age of 26. I am in complete AWE. To God Be the Glory. Always and forever,” the report quoted her as saying at the time.
Times live also reported that Wuz Dat singer in 2019 trended for days after she gifted herself with a new Range Rover believed to have cost around R2.5m.
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