Award-winning South African rapper Cassper Nyovest, real name Refiloe Phoolo, has issued a public apology following shocking revelations made by his former partner, Thobeka Majozi. Majozi shared that Cassper cheated on her with his now-wife, Pulane Mojaki, during a time when their 8-month-old son was battling cancer. This has sparked widespread public discourse and criticism of the rapper’s actions during such a delicate and emotional period in their family’s life.

Thobeka Majozi’s Heartbreaking Revelation

Majozi took to social media this week to disclose the painful details of her son’s cancer diagnosis and her subsequent discovery of Cassper’s infidelity. According to her, their child was diagnosed with cancer at only eight months old, forcing Majozi into a world of hospitals, chemotherapy treatments, and life-threatening surgeries. She shared, “At eight months, my son was diagnosed with cancer. It was a completely different world. I always stood for protection and privacy, trying to balance ‘the world’ and my world, which became a marathon of its own.”

Majozi revealed that she lived in an oncology hospital for two years, caring for their son during his chemotherapy treatments and surgeries. The toll of dealing with her child’s illness was compounded by the discovery of Cassper’s affair. As she fought for her son’s health, she learned that Cassper had been involved with Pulane Mojaki, adding immense emotional stress to an already overwhelming situation.

Pulane Mojaki’s Involvement

The affair took place during the critical time of their son’s illness, with Majozi alleging that Pulane Mojaki, who is now married to Cassper, was fully aware of the situation. According to Majozi, Mojaki flaunted her relationship with the rapper, deepening the emotional pain she was already enduring. The fact that Mojaki knew about the son’s condition but continued the relationship has raised serious ethical questions and sparked further public outrage.

Cassper Nyovest’s Public Apology

In response to the backlash, Cassper Nyovest addressed the issue publicly on social media, confirming the truth of Majozi’s allegations. On Thursday morning, he wrote, “Earlier this year, I went on Mpumi Ledwaba’s podcast to talk about my life. I left out certain information, such as my son having cancer, because we had agreed to keep it private.”

He acknowledged his past behavior, expressing deep regret and remorse. “I want to confirm that this is the truth about the person I was. It is something I am not proud of, and I have had to grow from it and forgive myself. When you make bad decisions, there are consequences. Not only do you hurt people, but you don’t get to choose how they deal with the pain you caused.”

Reflection and Public Reaction

Cassper’s apology also recognized Majozi’s right to share her story, acknowledging the pain he caused her and expressing hope that her decision to speak out brings her peace. His statement shows a level of self-awareness, but it does not fully address the hurt Majozi endured during such a challenging period in her life.

Public reaction to Cassper’s apology has been divided. While some fans have accepted his expression of remorse, others remain critical of his actions and the timing of his confession, believing the apology comes too late for Majozi and their child.

As the public continues to process the revelations, the situation serves as a reminder of the far-reaching consequences of personal actions, especially when they occur during the most vulnerable moments of life.