Just weeks after reports surfaced that Boity had heeded a call from her ancestors, the actress has spoken out about her calling, describing it as "a beautiful gift that I will never take for granted."
The actress and TV personality took to Instagram over the weekend to post a picture of herself grinning happily in traditional attire.
In the post she described her journey.
"They Called. I Answered. The Proudest, most Incredible day of my life. A Beautiful Gift that I will never take for granted. #ThokozaGogo #KgosigadiDabulamanzi #Blessed#OwnYourThrone," she wrote.
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Friends and fans flooded the comments section of the post to congratulate Boity.
Her decision also drew congratulations from fellow actress Letoya Makhene, who is herself a traditional healer.
Posting a picture of Boity in her traditional clothing, Letoya wrote: "You beautiful thing! #Thokoza ngwana badimo! Gola Nkgono!"
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Last week reports in Sunday World claimed that Boity had told friends that she had accepted the call and had completed her training to become a traditional healer.
"Yes I did go thwasa but I'm not going to practise as a sangoma. This is a very sensitive matter that I don't want to talk about in the media. It's a personal matter and way too deep to be reduced into a celebrity gossip in the newspaper. It's a secret. It's so much deeper," the paper quoted Boity as saying.
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