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Gogo Skhotheni Admits to Using Ubungoma to Stay Relevant: Is It Truth or Clout?

South Africa is buzzing following a jaw-dropping revelation from reality TV star and former sangoma, Gogo Skhotheni. Born Tumi Motsoeneng, she has admitted on Showmax’s controversial series Unfollowed that she used her ancestral gift of ubungoma not just for spiritual guidance, but also to stay relevant in the limelight.

In the teaser that sent shockwaves across social media, broadcaster Spitch Nzawumbi grilled Gogo Skhotheni with tough questions. One of the most intense moments came when she was asked if she had ever killed someone using her traditional powers. Her response was a shaky β€œNo,” followed by an even more uneasy, β€œI wouldn’t say I played a part.” The silence in that moment said more than words ever could.

But it was her bold admission about using her gift for fame that has the internet talking. β€œWhy would I not want to make myself relevant? If there’s an opportunity, I’ll use it. I’ll take it,” she said. Gogo Skhotheni went on to say, β€œYes, I used it. It’s a gift. It’s not like I used something I don’t have.”

Her confession has divided the nation. While some applaud her honesty and see it as a much-needed reality check in a world where spiritual callings are often glamorized, others feel betrayed, accusing her of exploiting sacred traditions for fame and fortune.

Her spiritual journey has taken many turns over the years. From practicing as a sangoma to declaring her rebirth as a Christian, she’s never been a stranger to controversy. But this latest admission may be her most polarizing yet.
Gogo Skhotheni Admits to Using Ubungoma To Be Relevant, Netizens React:  β€œIt's All Gimmicks Here” - Briefly.co.za
The public is asking: Is Gogo Skhotheni truly repentant? Or is this just another rebrand to extend her relevance in the entertainment industry?

What’s clear is that the line between authenticity and performance has become increasingly blurred. In an age of viral moments and monetized content, even spiritual practices are not immune to commodification.

As Season 2 of Unfollowed continues, all eyes are on Gogo Skhotheni. Whether you believe in her journey or not, she’s once again managed to get the nation talking.

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