Stoan Seate Biography: Age, Wife, Daughter, Net Worth, Siblings, Songs, Movies, Children

Biography

Stoan Seate (born May 9, 1975) is a versatile artist from South Africa who has solidified his position as a thriving musician, television presenter, actor, and fine artist.

His journey began as a co-founder of the renowned Kwaito group Bongo Maffin in 1995, marking the inception of his notable career. Beyond the group’s success, Stoan‘s exceptional musical talents have manifested in a series of solo albums, including Siyabonga (2000), Africa Unite (2003), and The Journey (2007). The global acclaim and admiration he has garnered through his music attest to his significant impact on audiences worldwide.

Apart from his achievements in the music world, Stoan Seate has extended his talents to become an accomplished television presenter. Furthermore, his prowess as a fine artist is evident through numerous exhibitions where he has showcased his compelling work. 

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Wiki Facts & About Data
Full Name:	Stoan Seate
Stage Name:	Stoan
Born:	9 May 1975 (age 48 years old)
Place of Birth:	North West, South Africa
Nationality:	South African
Education:	N/A
Height:	1.59 m
Parents:	Mr. & Mrs. Seate
Siblings:	N/A
Spouse:	Dolly Gaehler
Girlfriend • Partner:	Thandiswa Mazwai (ex.)
Children:	Malaika Seate, Ayana Seate, Zahara Seate
Occupation:	Actor • Musician
Net Worth:	US$500,000

Early Life & Education

Stoan Seate, born on May 9, 1975, in North West, South Africa, remains a figure with undisclosed educational details. Despite diligent searches and inquiries, information about his educational background still needs clarification. 

The absence of records or reliable sources leaves the question of whether he pursued formal education unanswered, contributing to the mystery surrounding this aspect of his life.

Career

Stoan Seate initially ventured into Johannesburg with aspirations in advertising. However, his undeniable love and talent for music quickly took center stage. Shortly after arriving, his outstanding musical abilities garnered recognition, propelling him into the local music scene and establishing him as a notable figure in the industry.

Seate‘s journey expanded into television when he auditioned for the role of Pule, a teacher, in the well-received SABC1 youth drama series Soul Buddyz. Building on his prior television experiences, which included a cameo on Molofish, a two-year stint hosting Castle Loud from 2001 to 2003, and hosting the music game program Lillizela in 2004, Stoan was well-prepared for this new challenge. His transition to hosting Afro Café on SABC2 in 2008 marked a significant career move, succeeding Pepsi Pokane in this role.

From December 2009 to January 2010, Stoan Seate actively participated as the narrator in the SABC1 documentary series Vuma: A Music Revolution. Focused on Kwaito music, this documentary series showcased his deep involvement in the music landscape. 

In 2013, he made a guest appearance as a presenter at the 6th annual Crown Gospel Music Awards, underlining his commitment to diverse music genres and contributing to their growth and development. Stoan Seate’s diverse projects underscore his enduring passion for music and his dedication to shaping and enhancing various facets of the industry.

Social Media

• Instagram handle: Stoan (@stoanito)
• Twitter handle: STOAN (@stoanito)
• Facebook: Stoan Seate

Personal Life

Dolly Gaehler is the spouse of Stoan Seate, a member of the South African music group Bongo Maffin. Stoan shares a child named Malaika Mazwai with his former bandmate Thandiswa Mazwai, a relationship that concluded in the early 2000s. 

In addition to Malaika, Stoan is the father of two other daughters, Ayana and Zahara. As a husband and father, Stoan Seate is responsible for three girls: Malaika Seate, Ayana Seate, and Zahara Seate.

Net Worth

Stoan Seate, a renowned media personality from South Africa, has accumulated an estimated net worth of $500,000.