Zulu Boy Biography: Wife, Net Worth, Children, Age, Real Name, Movies, Songs, Parents

Biography

Zulu Boy, born Mxolisi Mgingqeni Majozi on May 19, 1976, in Ntuzuma, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, is a versatile artist recognized as a musician, actor, and television host.

His music career gained momentum with the release of Nomalanga from his 2008 album Inqolobane, earning him the Best Rapper Award at the 2008 Metro FM Awards. He is known for fusing traditional Zulu Maskandi music with hip-hop, a style often referred to as Maskandi-hop.

In television, Zulu Boy hosted the SABC 1 variety show Fan Base from 2012 to 2016 and appeared in several notable productions. He played Big Boy Gumede in Gold Diggers, portrayed MacGuyver in Durban Gen, and featured in Uzalo during seasons 4–6.

He also starred in the drama series InterSEXions. His acting career extends to film, including Measure of a Woman, and he has appeared in music videos such as Kelly Rowland’s Everywhere You Go.

Beyond entertainment, Zulu Boy’s personal life, including his marriage to Andiswa Majozi, has occasionally drawn public attention, further cementing his influence in South African popular culture.

Zulu Boy
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Mxolisi Mgingqeni Majozi
Stage Name:	Zulu Boy
Born:	19 May 1976 (age 48 years old)
Place of Birth:	Ntuzuma, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Nationality:	South African
Education:	N/A
Height:	N/A
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Majozi
Siblings:	N/A
Spouse:	Keisha Lamothe (m. 2025), Andiswa Majozi (m. 2014-2019)
Girlfriend • Partner:	Not Dating
Children:	Lethukukhanya Majozi
Occupation:	Actor • Musician
Net Worth:	$500,000 (USD)

Early Life & Education

Zulu Boy, born Mxolisi Mgingqeni Majozi on May 19, 1976, in Ntuzuma, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, is of Zulu heritage.

His cultural background likely exposed him to both traditional Zulu spiritual practices and Christianity, though his specific religious beliefs remain undocumented.

Music played a significant role in his upbringing, and he was influenced by his father, a musician. While he has siblings, their names and details are not widely shared.

He attended school in KwaZulu-Natal, but information about his education beyond high school is limited. However, his passion for music and the arts led him to pursue an entertainment career, starting with local performances and competitions.

Career

Zulu Boy, whose real name is Mxolisi Mgingqeni Majozi, has built a multifaceted career in South Africa’s entertainment industry, excelling in music, acting, and television hosting.

He gained recognition in 2008 with Nomalanga from his album Inqolobane, which won him the Best Rapper Award at the Metro FM Awards.

His unique fusion of traditional Zulu Maskandi and hip-hop, known as Maskandi-hop, earned him a nomination for Best Hip-Hop at the 2009 MTV Africa Music Awards and cemented his influence in South African music through various albums and collaborations.

As an actor, Zulu Boy has starred in several television series, including Gold Diggers as Big Boy Gumede, Uzalo as Last Number, and Durban Gen as MacGyver. He also played a role in InterSEXions, contributing to its educational narrative on HIV/AIDS. He led four seasons of Fan Base on SABC 1 in television hosting, demonstrating his charisma and audience engagement skills.

Beyond entertainment, Zulu Boy has ventured into DJing on Ukhozi FM and has actively advocated for artists’ rights and cultural preservation.

Recently, he entered the political sphere through the MK Party, where he was considered for a key role in arts and sports if the party succeeded in KwaZulu-Natal. He has also faced legal disputes, including a contractual conflict with the show Umkhokha: The Curse.

Personal Life

Zulu Boy, born Mxolisi Mgingqeni Majozi on May 19, 1976, is now 48 years old and has enjoyed a dynamic career as a South African hip-hop artist and actor.

Recently, Zulu Boy marked a new milestone in his personal life by marrying his longtime partner, Keisha Lamothe, in a heartfelt ceremony in New York. After seven years together, the couple officially tied the knot in an intimate yet joyous celebration in January 2025.

Previously, Zulu Boy was married to Andiswa Majozi, with whom he shares a daughter, Lethukukhanya Majozi. He was married to Andiswa Majozi for five years, lasting from 2014 to 2019.

His marriage to Keisha Lamothe brings renewed attention to his personal life, indicating either a change in marital status or clarifying details that were not widely known.

While his exact height is not frequently documented, he is generally described as being of average stature.

Social Media

• Instagram: ZuluBoy (@iamzuluboy)
• Wikipedia: Zuluboy
• Twitter: Zuluboy (@IamZuluboy) / X
• IMDb: Zuluboy
• YouTube: Zuluboy
• Apple Music: Zuluboy

Net Worth

Zulu Boy, whose real name is Mxolisi Majozi, has an estimated net worth of $500,000. This figure reflects his earnings from his career as a South African hip-hop artist, actor, and television host.

His involvement in music, with albums and collaborations, acting in series like “Gold Diggers,” “Uzalo,” and “Durban Gen,” and hosting “Fan Base” for four seasons, all contribute to his financial standing.

Additionally, his work as a DJ on Ukhozi FM likely adds to his income, consolidating his position in the entertainment industry.

Discography

Albums

• Inqolobane (2008) – Featured the hit single Nomalanga, which significantly boosted his fame
• Ushun Wenkabi (2013)
• The Evolution (2016)
• The Return of Zulu Boy (2019)

Notable Singles

• Nomalanga
• Siyathandana
• Sondela
• Eskhaleni
• Mina Nawe

Filmography

Acting Roles

• Gold Diggers – Played Big Boy Gumede
• Uzalo (Seasons 4–6) – Played Last Number
• Durban Gen – Played MacGuyver
• InterSEXions – Featured in this educational drama on HIV/AIDS awareness

Hosting

• Fan Base (SABC 1) – Hosted for four seasons (2012–2016)

Film

• Measure of a Woman – Showcased his acting versatility

Other Notable Works

• Radio DJ: Hosted shows on Ukhozi FM, one of Africa’s largest radio stations
• Music Videos: Appeared in Kelly Rowland’s Everywhere You Go
• Collaborations: Worked with various artists, blending Maskhandi with hip-hop, a signature element of his music