Thembi Seete is an all-round entertainment personality of South African descent. She is well-regarded for her efforts which have helped in growing the entertainment industry.
Biography
Thembi Seete (born 25 March 1977) is a South African actress, singer, rapper, and TV presenter. She is popularly known as a former member of the Kwaito group “Boom Shaka.”
Thembi Seete is one of the talented individuals to burst into fame with numerous movie roles. Currently, she plays the role of “Gladys” in the Mzansi Magic TV series “Gomora.”
Early Life
Thembi Seete was born on the 25th of March 1977 in Soweto, Gauteng, South Africa. She grew up in Soweto with her parents, with whom she learned a lot.
The entertainer discovered her unique talent while growing up. Thembi Seete can dance and sing simultaneously, and she did this beautifully.
She had a lot of encouragement from her mother, who was left to care for her after her father’s demise. After her education, Thembi Seete started a career in the entertainment industry.
Thembi Seete is currently not married but has a son named Dakolo, who was born in 2018, with a businessman named Collen Mashawana.
Career
Thembi started her career when she joined the band “Boom Shaka,” a well-known Kwaito group in South Africa.
However, she had to go solo after the group disbanded. Thembi Seete’s music career has been massive as she has worked with different individuals.
Also, she has an enormous fan base inside and outside South Africa. Later, she decided to chase a career in acting but eventually became a radio host.
Due to her talent, she has made a name for herself in the entertainment industry. Thembi Seete has appeared in numerous TV shows, including Hijack Stories and Yizo Yizo.
She has also hosted a lot of other shows, including Nguwe Na and Jika Majika.
Age
As of 2025, she is 48 years old.
Social Media
You can connect with Thembi Seete via;
Instagram: (@thembiseete)
Twitter: (@Thembiseete)/X
Net Worth
Thembi Seete’s career has paid off, with an estimated net worth ranging from R8.75 million to R13.13 million.
