“ZANU PF Must Get A Refund”: Pearl Thusi Lets Loose and Unleashes Her ‘Cheeky’ Moves in Mozambique Vacation Wild Dance
Actress Pearl Thusi yesterday let loose and showed off wild dance moves while on vacation in Mozambique, leaving fans worried.
Pearl Thusi Shows Off Wild Dance Moves In Cheeky Mozambique Vacation Video
On 3 September 2023, the actress on vacation in Mozambique let down her inhibition again and decided to dish out cheeks on her Instagram. She jetted off to London after her carefree excursion.
She wore a scant bikini that left little to fathom, turned her back to the camera and started shaking what she got to Water by Kyla.
Pearl Thusi captioned:
“I need help choosing the one that should become my reel for the challenge. Comment with the frame number! Please and thank you!”
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Pearl Thusi Experiencing Mid-Life Crisis?
Pearl Thusi has been storming headlines lately for not-so-couth reasons.
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In June, she posted questionable pictures wearing a black lace top. The fashion piece did little to conceal anything and laid bare her chest.
Pearl was unfazed and shared the picture on her 4.9 million-follower-strong Instagram account.
Later that night, Pearl Thusi went clubbing, donning the see-through outfit and scaled the stage. She started making fair dance moves while facing the crowd, who ignored her and minded their business.
The video trended on social media, and people felt sorry for the Quantico actress.
“ZANU PF Must Get A Refund”: Pearl Thusi Lets Loose in Mozambique [Image: pearlthusi/Instagram]
The Controversial Zimbabwe Trip
In August, Pearl Thusi, veteran thespian Sello Maake KaNcube, actress Sonia Mbele and a troop of African journalists went on a tour to Zimbabwe.
The tour, which took place days before the country’s 2023 elections, comprised a visit to the majestic Victoria Falls, a meeting with Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa and a banquet with Government officials.
The trip raised ire among Zimbabweans and South Africans, who saw the trip and photo ops as an endorsement of the ruling party in Zimbabwe. Pearl Thusi explained that she was unaware of a visit to President Mnangagwa when the tour organiser paid her.
