TBO Touch Biography: Age, Real Name, Net Worth, Cars, Wikipedia, Salary, Wife, House, Children

Biography

Thabo Molefe, commonly known by his stage name Tbo Touch, is an enigmatic South African figure born on April 4th, 1981. This multifaceted personality is known for his numerous talents, including being a Hip Hop DJ, rapper, TV personality, and businessman. His real name, Thabo Molefe, may not be widely recognized, but his stage name Tbo Touch certainly echoes in South Africans’ hearts.

As a radio host, he is highly revered for his fantastic shows on Metro FM, including the exquisitely crafted Rhyme and Reason and the highly-anticipated Pimp my Fridays. His seamless mastery of the airwaves has earned him a loyal fan base often mesmerized by his skills behind the mic.

TBO Touch‘s on-screen presence is equally captivating, and his role as the host of the music program Live on SABC1 was nothing short of exceptional. His innate ability to connect with his audience has cemented his status as a prominent TV personality in South Africa’s entertainment industry.

Moreover, TBO Touch‘s entrepreneurial spirit is awe-inspiring. His numerous business ventures have shown that he is not just a media personality but also a shrewd businessman. His investments range from media companies to property development, which speaks to his unwavering ambition and keen business acumen.

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Wiki Facts & About Data
Full Name:	Thabo Molefe
Stage Name:	TBO Touch
Born:	4 April 1981 (age 43 years old)
Place of Birth:	Thokoza, Gauteng, South Africa
Salary:	R200,000
Nationality:	South African
Height:	N/A
Parents:	Bishop Robert, Majorie Jones
Siblings:	N/A
Spouse:	Nandi Molefe (m. 2015)
Girlfriend • Partner:	Thuli Thabethe (2004-2010)
Children:	Ruri Molefe, Zuri Molefe
Occupation:	Businessman • Radio Personality
Net Worth:	$700,000

Early Life & Education

TBO Touch, the renowned South African media personality, was born in Sharpeville, South Africa, on April 4th, 1981. He was raised by his grandparents, who played a crucial role in his upbringing.

At the age of 15, he made a momentous decision to relocate to Syracuse, New York, in the United States of America. There, he was adopted by Bishop Robert and Majorie Jones, who embraced him as one of their own. The couple provided him with a nurturing environment and a sense of belonging, making it easy for him to thrive in his new home.

Before leaving South Africa, TBO Touch had attended primary school in Sharpeville. After settling in the United States, he enrolled in Thokoza Secondary School, where he diligently pursued his education. Later, he transferred to Bishop Grimes High School, where his interest in entrepreneurship blossomed. He founded an Entrepreneurs Club, which was instrumental in winning him the coveted Business Skills Award.

Career

TBO Touch harboured a deep-seated desire to work in the media industry as a young child. Even after relocating to the United States of America, he remained steadfast in his pursuit of his dreams and doubled down on his investments.

At the tender age of 19, he secured an internship at the illustrious Def Jam Records, where he was privy to many fascinating experiences. During his tenure, he had the pleasure of meeting several high-profile figures such as Kelvin Liles, the president of Def Jam, and the iconic Jay-Z.

In 2004, fate smiled on TBO Touch when he had the opportunity to meet with the station manager at Metro FM, Mr. Lesley Ntloko. During the meeting, he was offered a job as the new host of Metro FM Live in New York City, which marked the beginning of his illustrious radio career. TBO Touch was subsequently entrusted with the reins of the global “Metro FM Live” program, and in 2005, he was given the green light to host the three-hour Rhyme and Reason show.

He was a mainstay at Touch Central and Metro FM and went on to host the Metro FM Awards for two consecutive years in 2006. Notably, he is the first host in South Africa to host four distinct TV programs, including two live shows. TBO Touch also clinched the coveted Best Host award at the 2009 Metro FM Awards ceremony.

In 2019, TBO Touch took on the CEO role at Soweto TV and assumed the mantle of the anchor on the popular SABC3 magazine program Flash! Moreover, he ventured into the gin business and produced a unique blend dubbed 48gin, which he tirelessly worked on for over thirteen months.

TBO Touch is the proud owner of TouchHD, an internet radio station he founded after leaving Metro FM. All in all, his journey is an inspiration to many, and his remarkable achievements are a testament to the power of perseverance and hard work.

Personal Life

Thuli Thabethe, a celebrated South African actress who has won multiple awards, was in a romantic relationship with Tbo Touch for a period of six years before they decided to part ways in 2010. Despite their separation, they continued to share parenting responsibilities for their son Ruri Molefe.

In 2014, Tbo Touch found love again and became engaged to Nandi Molefe, a model and owner of a PR agency. They planned to exchange vows in 2015, but unfortunately, circumstances prevented their marriage. It was reported that conflicts caused the ceremony to be cancelled.

However, the couple reconciled in 2015 and finally tied the knot. Tbo Touch and Nandi Molefe, also known as Nаndі Ganda, welcomed a son into their family, naming him Zuri Molefe.

Cars & House

Tbo Touch enjoys the fruits of his labour by treating himself to luxurious items with the money he has earned from his successful career in business and media. His impeccable taste is evident in his high-end vehicle collection, including an Audi R8 Spyder, a Mercedes-Benz G Class, and a Mercedes-Benz A45 AMG. 

The value of his luxurious automobiles ranges from a few hundred thousand Rand to several million Rand. Additionally, Tbo Touch is the proud owner of a highly sought-after house, which has garnered significant attention in the online space.

Social Media

The businessman Tbo Touch posts pictures of his opulent lifestyle on social media, driving his cars, travelling in a private plane, and flaunting his Nike sneakers. He has over 677k followers and 2979 posts on his verified Instagram @iamtbotouch.

Net Worth

According to Zalebs, Tbo Touch was ranked as the second highest-earning DJ in South Africa, earning a monthly salary of R200,000. Additionally, the website has estimated his net worth to be over $700,000.