Longwe Twala's Court Appearance Leaves Mzansi Shocked

• Sello "Chicco" Twala's son, Longwe, made headlines after his recent court appearance for a theft case
• Photos of the troubled young man went viral, leaving many on social media baffled by his drastic transformation
• South Africans are stunned by Longwe's older appearance, sparking debates about his life choices and struggles

Sello "Chicco" Twala's son, Longwe, made waves when he appeared in court following his arrest for allegedly breaking into his father's home. This isn’t just another court case—it’s a story that has captivated the nation, shedding light on the struggles of a once-promising child star.

Longwe Twala's Day in Court

Just weeks after Longwe and his brother, Sello, were arrested for robbery, Longwe finally stepped into the courtroom for his first appearance. If you thought he’d look like the charming child star we all remember, think again. Longwe was unrecognizable—his disheveled appearance and visible signs of aging left many speechless. Gone was the hat that once hid his receding hairline, replaced by a raw, unfiltered look that spoke volumes about the challenges he’s faced.

His current state has sparked conversations across social media platforms, with many attributing his transformation to a life consumed by drugs and crime. Twitter user MDN News shared a photo that quickly went viral, fueling the public’s curiosity and concern about Longwe's journey.

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Mzansi Reacts: The Shock and Disbelief

South Africans couldn’t believe their eyes when they saw the images of Longwe. The once-celebrated child star, who lit up screens and hearts, now looked like a completely different person. Here’s what some had to say:

@beatric28217189 expressed her shock:

"He looks older than his dad; this is very sad!"

Selelo_lebo_Sea echoed the disbelief:

"Are you guys sure it's him?"

b_motsho couldn’t help but reflect on Longwe’s past:

"Is this Longwe Twala? This young man was once a charmer boy growing up. Chicco even released a hit for him and his friends, uBab' Uyajola e Next Door. Drugs and Nyaope have no mercy."

SangoZolelwa added her thoughts:

"Chicco is in trouble with this one. Come to think of it, this guy used to be the ultimate cheese boy! Most of us even envied him at some point."

Who is Sello “Chicco” Twala?

Sello "Chicco" Twala, born on January 1, 1963, in Soweto, Johannesburg, is a towering figure in South African music. Known for his groundbreaking work, Chicco has collaborated with some of the biggest names in the industry, including Nkosana Kodi and the late Brenda Fassie. His influence extends far beyond music, as he’s created timeless hits that resonate with fans across generations.

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Chicco’s career has been marked by innovation and collaboration, earning him a place in the hearts of many South Africans. But now, his focus is on his son, Longwe, whose struggles have taken center stage.

Sello “Chicco” Twala Speaks Out

In a candid statement, Sello "Chicco" Twala addressed his son’s arrest and the concerns surrounding it. The legendary musician made a bold request, asking that Longwe not be granted bail. Chicco fears that if released, Longwe might skip town and miss future court appearances. It’s a tough stance, but one that reflects the seriousness of the situation.

Longwe’s legal troubles don’t end there. He’s also expected to testify in the ongoing Senzo Meyiwa trial, where he’s been identified as the shooter. With so much at stake, the Twala family is in the spotlight like never before, and the nation is watching closely to see how this unfolds.