Fallen Hip Hop artist Jabulani ‘HHP’ Tsambo’s wife Lerato Sengadi says she is working hard to ensure her husband’s legacy lives on. Sengadi celebrated and observed the late hip hop star’s birthday on Wednesday and she spoke to a daily publication to reminisce about their life and times. The widow also headed to Instagram where she posted…
Fallen Hip Hop artist Jabulani ‘HHP’ Tsambo’s wife Lerato Sengadi says she is working hard to ensure her husband’s legacy lives on.
Sengadi celebrated and observed the late hip hop star’s birthday on Wednesday and she spoke to a daily publication to reminisce about their life and times. The widow also headed to Instagram where she posted a message and a video of the late musician, saying HHP is a legend.
Tsambo was 38 years old when he died in October 2018 and Sengadi praised her late hubby as someone who created something big out of nothing with his rhyming skills. “I have always been in awe watching Motho create something outta nothing … creating moods outta words… Creating music outta silence… listening to him freestyle was always a treat cos, well, he could actually freestyle,” she wrote on Instagram.
“This particular day all he needed from me was to make him look good. Which I f**ken killed, head to toe baby! He killed his freestyle then we went home to watch Amazing Race. Happy Birthday wena San! Wena Bosso! Wena Legende. Wena Kgosi. Wena Prototype. Wena Motho. I know u skeemile Mawe & diyawa blind (as it always did) Lerato ha le fele.”
As per a report by TshisaLiVE, Lerato released a single by HHP featuring amapiano star Focalistic in 2021 to celebrate his birthday. The single, titled Nkaofa, which derives from a freestyle he did on DJ Fresh’s breakfast show on Metro FM and she said they would be married for three years now.
“Being the custodian of his legacy means that it will always be treated with the dignity it deserves. Jabba and I were together for 10 years and married for three so I know him well and I’m very equipped to keep his legacy alive for as long as I’m alive,” she said.
