LISTEN | Lasizwe on love and not being invited to Somizi's wedding

“It's so crazy cause I wasn't invited. I was a little bit touched that I wasn't invited”

18 February 2020 - 13:00 By Masego Seemela
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Lasizwe talks to us on the TshisaPOD.
Lasizwe talks to us on the TshisaPOD.
Image: Instagram/Lasizwe

It was the year's biggest event so far, but YouTube sensation Lasizwe didn't score an invite to Somizi and Mohale's white wedding.

The star recently sat down with TshisaLIVE to speak about some of our fav celebs, and spilt the tea on not getting an invite to the wedding of the decade.

Lasizwe said he was hurt and surprised by the "snub".

LISTEN TO WHAT HE HAD TO SAY: 

“Like, I'm still looking forward to their wedding, that Showmax experience. It's so crazy because I wasn't invited by the way.

"I was a little bit touched that I wasn't invited because when I came into the game, I looked up to Somizi. He was like an industry father and a lot of industry people didn't like our relationship and got into our relationship and interfered. They caused a rift between him and I.”

Lasizwe said after his fallout with SomG, things would be awkward when they were around each other.

“I'm sure Somizi told Mohale, 'it's a little bit tense with me and Lasizwe', or whatever happened or transpired. Until this day, I don't know what  caused the rift between him and I.”  

Even though he wasn't invited to the wedding, Lasizwe wished them all the very best with their marriage.  

Lasizwe revealed that he has bagged a third season for his hit reality show, @LasizweFake It till You Make It, in which he'll show his fans the love of his life.

“I'm discovering that this year I might be in a relationship. I might not be in a relationship. I'm discovering a lot of things about myself. People need to keep a lookout for my third season where they might see who I'm dating.”


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