SbuNoah Reveals the Secret to Balancing Celebrity Status with Fatherhood
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In a candid interview on Just Gospel Radio with host Thami Ntsuko, gospel artist SbuNoah (born Busiso Desmond Ntembo) opens up about his journey balancing his public persona with his private family life.
Known for hits like "Hallelujah" with Joyous Celebration and his solo work "Ewigate's Emaime," SbuNoah reveals he's not just a musician but also a healthcare practitioner and TV presenter.
Family First
Despite his celebrity status, SbuNoah emphasizes the importance of keeping his family life private. Having been raised by a single mother who taught him humility and responsibility at a young age, he discusses how he stepped into a father figure role for his siblings early in life.
"Family might be the only thing that you have in your corner when tough times come," SbuNoah shares, reflecting on his mother's wisdom.
The Celebrity-Father Balance
In a powerful moment, SbuNoah offers advice to other celebrities: "You are a celebrity out there, but not at home." He stresses that maintaining this distinction is crucial for healthy family relationships, allowing children to see their father as approachable rather than an untouchable celebrity.
"Let your home be your neutralizer. Let your wife be your neutralizer. Let your kids be your neutralizer," he advises public figures.
Modern Fatherhood Insights
SbuNoah challenges the notion that providing financially is all fatherhood requires. "Being a father is not just about provision. They really need your love, your guidance, and to see you physically," he explains, highlighting how children value time and presence over material things.
For fathers struggling to connect with their children, SbuNoah recommends finding common interests and meeting children at their level—whether playing video games or watching their favorite shows—to create opportunities for meaningful conversation.
The interview concludes with SbuNoah's heartfelt prayer for families, particularly fathers seeking to rebuild relationships with their children.
Listen to the full episode to hear SbuNoah's insights on marriage, his high school sweetheart story, and more wisdom on balancing public life with personal values.
Known for hits like "Hallelujah" with Joyous Celebration and his solo work "Ewigate's Emaime," SbuNoah reveals he's not just a musician but also a healthcare practitioner and TV presenter.
Family First
Despite his celebrity status, SbuNoah emphasizes the importance of keeping his family life private. Having been raised by a single mother who taught him humility and responsibility at a young age, he discusses how he stepped into a father figure role for his siblings early in life.
"Family might be the only thing that you have in your corner when tough times come," SbuNoah shares, reflecting on his mother's wisdom.
The Celebrity-Father Balance
In a powerful moment, SbuNoah offers advice to other celebrities: "You are a celebrity out there, but not at home." He stresses that maintaining this distinction is crucial for healthy family relationships, allowing children to see their father as approachable rather than an untouchable celebrity.
"Let your home be your neutralizer. Let your wife be your neutralizer. Let your kids be your neutralizer," he advises public figures.
Modern Fatherhood Insights
SbuNoah challenges the notion that providing financially is all fatherhood requires. "Being a father is not just about provision. They really need your love, your guidance, and to see you physically," he explains, highlighting how children value time and presence over material things.
For fathers struggling to connect with their children, SbuNoah recommends finding common interests and meeting children at their level—whether playing video games or watching their favorite shows—to create opportunities for meaningful conversation.
The interview concludes with SbuNoah's heartfelt prayer for families, particularly fathers seeking to rebuild relationships with their children.
Listen to the full episode to hear SbuNoah's insights on marriage, his high school sweetheart story, and more wisdom on balancing public life with personal values.
