Bontle Moloi – Biography, Age, Husband, Career, Instagram & Net Worth
Bontle Moloi – Biography, Age, Husband, Career, Instagram & Net Worth
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Bontle Moloi according to Forbes has over time built a strong fan base which has given them that much-needed publicity not just in the country but globally and they are highly respected in the South African music industry. Their popularity has seen them win series of awards and sign endorsement deals on daily basis.
Bontle Moloi – Biography, Age, Husband, Career, Instagram & Net Worth
Bontle Moloi (born 7 October 1990) is a South African dancer, actress, singer, television presenter, radio personality, model, and choreographer. She is popular for co-hosting the SABC2 reality competition series Showville.
She acted in the movie Hear Me Move which debuted in February 2015 as Khanyi and also acted in two short films.
Bontle Moloi Age
She was born on the 7th of October 1990. As of 2023, she is 30 years old.
Education
She obtained her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Corporate Communications from the University of Johannesburg.
Bontle Moloi Husband
Moloi is married to South African rapper, Ricardo Moloi popularly known as Priddy Ugly, whom she met in 2009. They announced they’re expecting their first child on August 19, 2023, via social media posts showing Moloi’s baby bump. On September 28, 2023, they married in a traditional African wedding.
Bontle has a daughter, Afrika Bonita Lerato Moloi, with her husband Priddy Ugly.
Bontle Moloi Family
Her siblings are known as Refilwe Modiselle and Candice Modiselle.
Career
Bontle made her television debut as a co-host on Showville, a SABC 2 reality competition series franchise, alongside actor Rob van Vuuren. She also choreographed for the 2016 MTV Africa Music Awards.
Bontle was once given the honor of delivering the SAFTAs with her sisters, and she did so in 2017. She took over as the new host of Club 808 after Boity left.
Bontle Moloi Net Worth
She has an estimated net worth of $500,000 which she has earned as a dancer, actress, singer, television presenter, radio personality, model, and choreographer.
Bontle Moloi Interview
Source: People Magazine
Congratulations on joining Club 808. What was your first reaction when you found out you’ll be joining the show?
My initial reaction was a scream! I felt excitement, disbelief, and gratitude all at the same time.
Boity has left very big shoes to fill; do you feel any pressure to do as good of a job as she did if not better?
My objective is not to be her replacement, so my pressure is not in filling in replacing her on the show because the assumption then is that I need to emulate or replicate her impact and presence. I just want to be myself and deliver exceptional entertainment every week.
Your older sister, Refilwe Modiselle, has been a popular face in the entertainment industry for a very long time; did her involvement in the industry inspire you in any way to pursue the career path you’ve chosen?
Not really, if anything, she inspired the possibility of the accomplishments that can be made; regardless of whatever path I opted to take.
You’re very active on social media, more especially Instagram, how big of a role has social media played in helping get to where you are today?
I’ve had the pleasure of having people being incredibly receptive to what I’ve put out on my social media, I’m proud to have accumulated the following that I have – all on my own. Through social media, people have been able to know who about the work that I do. So to a degree, it has contributed to my career.
You are currently playing the character of Lindi on SABC 3’s Thula’s Vine, working alongside established actors who are highly respected. What are you taking from that experience?
A dear friend of mine, Zesuliwe Hadebe, who is also a cast member of the production, taught me an incredible lesson, and that is to “Pull every emotion out directly from your fallopian tubes, regardless of the scene the scene you shoot.”
Do you have any advice for aspiring dancers who would one day love to be in the space that you’re in?
Be an open vessel; be open to learning, to trial and error, but always keeping the objective in mind. It’s also important to understand the business side of the entertainment industry
Where do you see yourself in the next five years?
I’d love to achieve success as an all-round performer and creative, and also do more feature films. My production company, Afrique In Motion, will be a game changer in the African continent, making a global impact.