Khutso Theledi Pens A Heartfelt Note As She Enters The Dirty 30s
Khutso Theledi Pens A Heartfelt Note As She Enters The Dirty 30s. Every birthday serves a milestone and a point to reflect back on life. Some people take every birthday as a time to have a better plan for the years coming and do things right. Some it is an opportunity to thank everyone who has carried you throughout the years as well as God for giving you life. Today Khutso Theledi is celebrating her 30th birthday, and just like many people she is thankful for the past, and is looking forward to a even better future.
The talented radio personality has made a commitment to turning 30 and it is so profound. Khutso has taken the opportunity to thank God for the people in her life that have fought for her, more so when she needed them to. She also appreciated those who saw that she is worth something, and made the environment conducive for her to flourish.
“I commit to thank God for the people who fought for me when I couldn’t fight for myself. The people who saw something in me when I couldn’t see it in myself. For the people who created environments for me to flourish when I felt like I was dying,” she said.
Looking forward on the years ahead, Khutso said, “I want to find the place that God has for me, where no one else could thrive but me. I want to find a place in my heart where I have no bitterness. I want to find a place where God has designated my dreams to become my reality and I want to thank YOU for your love, strength, inspiration and motivation to take on challenges head on. I have many flaws, yet you’ve taught me that fearlessness can be contagious.“
The Mpumalanga born Theledi has worked hard to be where she is today. Having lost her father at a young age, Theledi was majorly trained by her single mum. While in school, the fantastic young presenter participated in debates and public speaking. This impacted her as it brought her out of her shell and made her bold enough to speak to any crowd.
Although she was bullied as a young girl because of her teeth, that never stood between her and chasing her dreams. Theledi’s passion for television and radio presenting started in her early days. She would always play make-believe presenter with her mum, telling her remarkable stories like a presenter. Theledi had a deep voice that could catch any crowd. She was often teased for it, but Khutso Theledi voice was special for her radio presenting.
Theledi pursued her studies at Monash University to join the Boston Media house following encouragement from her sister. There she studied Radio and Sound Engineering. In her first year, she got to do a voice over for Boston Media House. Khutso Theledi voice-over caught the attention of YFM. In no time, she was called to do a demo for a breakfast show. Then she began working with one of the biggest youth radio station, YFM, in 2012.
