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News24
01-08-2025
- Health
- News24
Aesthetic surgeon Dr Pertunia Mathibe dies at 33 after ‘short, sudden illness'
Dr Pertunia Mathibe, otherwise known as Dr Pert, was a renowned South African aesthetic doctor. She was celebrated for her expertise in body sculpting procedures, particularly Brazilian Butt Lifts (BBLs), liposuction, and cosmetic enhancements. Read more | Tributes pour in for comedian and actor Oscar 'Madluphuthu' Mgudlwa Born in Hammanskraal, Tshwane, and graduated from Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University, she established her aesthetics clinic in 2017, and it rapidly became a popular destination for clients seeking their ideal bodies who'd normally fly internationally to get them. Her popularity skyrocketed between the years 2020 - 2021 when well-known influencers such as Cyan Boujee, Dineo Moloisane, who were some of her many high-profile clients, posted about their experiences with her services on social media. With over 100 successful surgeries, Dr Pert had solidified herself as one of the greatest aestheticians in the beauty and wellness space, with over 76,500 followers on her official Instagram work account. Read more | Entrepreneur Vanya Mangaliso, Sun Goddess founder, dies aged 53 Moreover, before the news of her passing surfaced, her team announced the cancellation of appointments scheduled for Thursday, July 31, 2025. Following that, an official confirmation statement of her passing was issued, stating that she passed away on Wednesday, July 30, 2025. 'It is with great sadness that we announce the untimely passing of Dr Pert of Dr Pert Centre for Body Sculpting. We are heartbroken by this loss. She was a light to many, and her legacy lives on through the countless lives she touched. We kindly ask for privacy and respect for the family and team during this difficult time.' We reached out to her media spokesperson, Mbali, for a comment. 'It was a short, sudden illness. She was such a good person, a lot of people are sad, our hearts are broken, because she was someone who knew people. She had a good heart and was very kind, and I think that's why many who've interacted with her are this distraught because she was so humble, and this loss comes as a blow for us all,' she said. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dr Pert (@drpert_recoveryhouse)
The Citizen
31-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Citizen
BBL surgeon Dr Pert has died
Dr Pert was also known for the body transformation work she did for Mzansi celebs and influencers. Body sculpting specialist Dr Pertunia Mathibe, popularly known as Dr Pert, has passed away. Her team confirmed the news in a statement released at midday on Thursday. 'It is with great sadness that we announce the untimely passing of Dr Pert of the Dr Pert Centre for Body Sculpting. We are heartbroken by this loss. She was a light to many, and her legacy lives on through the countless lives she touched,' the statement read. Rumours about the well-known body sculpting doctor's passing began circulating on Thursday morning, just a few hours before her team released an official statement, announcing the cancellation of all consultations scheduled for Thursday, 31 July, at the Dr Pert Centre for Body Sculpting. ALSO READ: Here's everything you need to know about the Brazilian butt lift 'We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. Further information and alternative arrangements will be communicated directly to affected clients in due course. Thank you for your understanding and continued support,' the statement continued. Dr Pert was the founder of the Centre for Body Sculpting in Pretoria, which offered services including butt lifts, anti-ageing treatments, liposuction, and more. She was also widely known for the body transformation work she did for celebs and influencers like Cyan Boujee. Cyan Boujee. Picture: IG stories/screenshot Dr Pert's team has requested privacy and respect for her family and colleagues during this time. Memorial and funeral details have yet to be announced. NOW READ: 'Boo Bear' Calven Robinson undergoes cosmetic eyebrow surgery [PICS]
The Citizen
05-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Citizen
Gold and Glamour: Masango by Siphosihle Dazzles at the Hollywoodbets Durban July
This year's Durban July theme celebrates local creativity, heritage, and bold self-expression. Mihlale Ndamase, Cyan Boujee and Gogo Skhotheni at the Durban July. Pictures: Supplied The Hollywoodbets Durban July is in full swing at the iconic Greyville Racecourse, transforming the coastal city into a runway of high fashion, culture, and South African excellence. This year's theme, Marvels of Mzansi, is more than just a nod to beauty – it's a celebration of local creativity, heritage, and bold self-expression. From classic couture to proudly traditional garments, designers have interpreted the theme with flair, and one name stands tall in the glittering crowd: Siphosihle Masango. ALSO READ: PICS: What Mihlali, Gogo Skhotheni and Tbo Touch will be wearing at Durban July today! A Fashionable force from the City of Gold Hailing from Gauteng, Masango is proving once again why his brand, Masango by Siphosihle, is one of the most sought-after fashion houses in the country. Known for his detailed tailoring and artistic storytelling through fabric, Siphosihle brought a touch of Jozi glam to Durban, dressing some of the country's most talked-about personalities for this year's event. Masango's designs are being worn today by some of the biggest names in local pop culture—Cyan Boujee, Mihlali Ndamase, and celebrity stylist Phupho Gumede—each representing Joburg's glitz, grit, and cultural fusion. Social media sensation and beauty influencer Cyan Boujee stunned in a structural gold corseted gown with sweeping metallic draping, exuding the kind of boldness only Masango could deliver. 'This is my superhero moment,' Cyan posted on her Instagram, referring to the Marvels of Mzansi theme while posing against the Durban skyline. Mihlali Ndamase, no stranger to red carpets, took a more subtle yet equally powerful approach. She wore a regal black velvet number embellished with hand-beaded Ndebele motifs across the bust and sleeves. The look nodded to cultural royalty while keeping with Masango's signature luxury. Stylist Phupho Gumede—who has been making waves not only for his own style but also for that of his celebrity clients—showed up in a sharp, gender-fluid emerald green suit featuring layered fabrics and dramatic shoulder detailing. It was a standout moment that merged fashion-forward thinking with African identity. ALSO READ: Marvels of Mzansi: What to wear to the Durban July 2025 Design with a Purpose Masango doesn't just design clothes—he tells stories. 'My pieces are about where we come from, but also where we're going. Marvels of Mzansi isn't just about land or architecture, it's about people—people who shine despite the odds,' he said in a quick interview at one of the marquees. What sets Masango apart is his ability to merge structure with soul, and this year's Durban July collection was no exception. Every stitch and silhouette spoke to South Africa's resilience, vibrancy, and ever-evolving fashion scene. NOW READ: Here's to a Royal Victory at Durban July
