Another darkie bites the dust...

...And for Ntsepa Pitjeng from Johannesburg, it was back to reality for ever when her larger-than-life personality wasn’t enough to keep her in the Top 9. As soon as voting closed five minutes into tonight’s show, Idols host Liezel van der Westhuizen got the ball rolling by revealing the verdict of some of the country’s top radio stations. Algoa FM’s listeners thought it might be Lizé’s turn to leave. East Coast Radio’s listeners predicted that it would be Sasha Lee. Jacaranda FM listeners as well as Kfm listeners thought it would be Lendel and Ofm listeners voted Pixie off. As for the Idols judges – Dave Thompson predicted that Lizé would go and Mara agreed. Gareth thought Ntsepa, Lendel and Lizé were the worst but that Ntsepa would go. Randall thought Ntsepa and Sasha Lee would struggle for votes this week. But it was sad news for Ntsepa – she was in the bottom three. Graeme was safe but a nervous Pixie joined Ntsepa in the bottom three. Daniel was safe, and with one spot left in the bottom three, Lizé and Thembi were clearly nervous. Liezel broke the tension: Lizé was safe and the bottom three were Thembi, Ntsepa and Pixie. And they had to wait until after the commercial break to find out who would be saved! After the commercial break a relieved Thembi was sent to the safe seats as was Pixie - leaving Ntsepa to take to the Idols stage for the last time. Info courtesy of Idols. | ||
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