In the latest twist of the reality TV saga Uyajola 9/9, Jub Jub has decided to hang up his mic and retire as the show’s charismatic host.
Yes, you read that right! Mzansi is still recovering from the shock of this revelation, courtesy of entertainment commentator Phil Mphela, who shared that Jub Jub officially resigned last week.
The Moja Love CEO, Aubrey Tau, was all too willing to accept this dramatic departure.
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A Brief History of Jub Jub’s Relationship with Uyajola 9/9
Let’s rewind a bit. Remember when Jub Jub was “fired” and “sued” by Moja Love back in 2023? It felt like a telenovela episode that would never end.
Yet here he is, back and forth like the plot of a poorly written soap opera. Once again, the world is abuzz as this former reality show king steps down.
Mphela’s resignation emails revealed that Moja Love had covered roughly R1 million in legal fees during his recent legal skirmishes. It appears real drama isn’t just limited to the screen!
You might be wondering about the numbers in this perplexing narrative. While it was previously reported that Jub Jub raked in a whopping R500k a month, the truth is a little less glitzy.
His actual salary was R180,000! Quite a yawner by comparison. So, what does this mean for Sunday’s entertainment? Will we be forced to read books instead?
As we bid farewell to Jub Jub and his lively antics, let’s hope the next host can bring the same spice that made Sundays a thrill. Until then, we say goodbye, but remember—this is Mzansi! Nothing ever stays in the past for too long!
