When news broke of Black Motion’s split, fans were left in shock. The talented duo, consisting of Murdah Bongz and Thabo Smol, had been making waves in the South African music scene.
Speculations ran wild, with some pointing fingers at Murdah Bongz’s wife, DJ Zinhle, as the cause of the breakup. But Thabo, in a recent interview on Podcast and Chill, has come forward to clear the air.
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Thabo firmly stated that DJ Zinhle was not to blame for the split. He emphasised that their decision to part ways was not influenced by any personal relationships. While the reasons behind the breakup were not explicitly mentioned, Thabo did offer a glimmer of hope for fans.
According to Thabo, there is a possibility of a Black Motion reunion in the future. Despite the current circumstances, he believes that the duo will eventually find their way back together. This news will surely bring solace to fans who have been mourning the loss of their favourite musical stars.
Black Motion, known for their hit songs like “Joy Joy” and “Uwrongo,” had garnered a significant following and numerous awards throughout their career. Their split, marked by a feud over studio equipment, left many wondering what had gone wrong.
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While the exact details remain undisclosed, it is evident that personal and creative differences played a role. However, Thabo’s reassurance of a possible reunion brings a ray of hope to the fans who have been eagerly awaiting Black Motion’s return.
As we eagerly anticipate the future, let’s remember the incredible music Black Motion has blessed us with and keep our fingers crossed for a reunion that will undoubtedly set the stage on fire once again.
[IN DEPTH] “No, DJ Zinhle has nothing to do with my split with her husband, Bongz.” 😳😳
Thabo Smol sets the record straight on rumours DJ Zinhle is the reason for Black Motion split, & he believes they’ll get back together❤
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