Cyan Boujee, the DJ and social media sensation, recently made an appearance on L-Tido’s podcast, where she bared her soul about her life, career, and the unfortunate incident of her leaked s*x tape.
The podcast host didn’t hold back and asked her about her biggest downfall, to which Cyan candidly responded that it was the s*x tape that was leaked in August.
The revelation sent shockwaves through the internet and had everyone talking for days. Cyan, who had been traumatized by the event, took a break from social media to focus on healing and regaining her strength.
In a surprising twist, Cyan revealed that the person responsible for leaking the video was none other than Prince Kaybee, with whom she had been involved at the time the video was recorded. The tape, which was taken two years ago when Cyan was just 19 years old, had resurfaced, causing immense distress to the young DJ.
Her manager, Goitsemang Rakgatlha, shared that Cyan was still in a state of emotional turmoil and hadn’t yet decided whether to pursue legal action against Prince Kaybee.
“I spoke to her earlier, and she has not decided yet if she will be opening a case,” Rakgatlha said. “She could not even talk to me properly because she was emotional, so I told her to stay away from social media.”
Recognizing the importance of self-care, Rakgatlha advised Cyan Boujee to take some time off and prioritize her well-being before making any further decisions. “She will inform us later on in the day if she will be able to handle the booking,” he added.
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This incident serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by public figures in the age of social media. It highlights the need for empathy, understanding, and support when such private and intimate moments are exposed without consent.
As fans and followers, it is crucial that we respect Cyan’s privacy and allow her the space to heal. Let us stand united against the violation of personal boundaries and advocate for a safer and more compassionate online community.
