Metro FM DJ Lerato Kganyago tells fans to stop prying into her private life after viral birthday post
Lerato Kganyago is tired of living her life under a microscope and hit back at those who are always prying into her private life.
The star recently celebrated her birthday, posting a video of a surprise she got seemingly from hubby Thami Ndlala on the special day. In the video, the star walks down stairs describing each of her strengths. At the bottom she is greeted by a room filled with balloons and the words “will you marry me again?”.The birthday video caused a meltdown on Twitter, as people speculated about the couple’s relationship.
“Celebrities post their pics with their partners, everyone celebrates ... I post flowers, people are angry” said Lerato. The social media star also got tongues wagging when she posted a picture of her “working at home” set up, with one fan admitting to trying to zoom into the reflection on the star’s laptop screen to “get a glimpse of Lerato’s life”.“I can refer you to a good psychologist, hey,” she said.
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