Cassper Nyovest Announces Baby News at Sold-Out ‘Fill Up’—Nasty C Kicks Off Show Early

Bloemfontein, South Africa—Rapper Cassper Nyovest’s “Fill Up Toyota Stadium” concert on Saturday, December 6, 2025, was a stunning success, delivering world-class entertainment alongside a massive personal revelation: he and his wife, Pulane Mojaki, are expecting a baby.

The sold-out night at the Toyota Stadium (Free State Stadium) was a milestone for the “Fill Up” series, celebrated for its high-production value and electric atmosphere.

The Concert: Highlights and Early Acts

The event featured state-of-the-art staging and sound, embodying the “Fill Up” tradition.

• Electric Atmosphere: The massive crowd was treated to hours of high-energy music, with Nyovest himself delivering an exhilarating set of his hits late into the night.
• The Early Fire Starter: Nasty C: To accommodate his demanding schedule and other concert commitments, fellow hip-hop star Nasty C performed a powerful, early set, ensuring the momentum was high from the moment the doors opened at 6 PM.
• Star-Studded Guest Line-up: The full roster of top local artists included Uncle Waffles, DBN Gogo, Kamo Mphela, Lordkez, and Zee Nxumalo.

Surprise Performances Rock the Stage

Adding to the spectacle, Nyovest delighted the audience with a string of surprise guest performances that brought some of the biggest names in South African Hip-Hop and Kwaito to the stage:

• Emtee
• Maglera Doe Boy
• 25K
• Kwesta
• Okmalumkoolkat
• Big Zulu

What Really Happened: The Surprise Announcement

While the incredible music and unexpected guest appearances were a central draw, the most memorable moment was Nyovest’s personal declaration. In a heartfelt moment on stage, the “Mr. Fill Up” shared his joyous news that his family is growing.

The announcement was met with thunderous applause and cheers, transforming the massive hip-hop show into a collective celebration. This emotional high, coupled with the success of the sold-out production, further cements Cassper Nyovest’s status as a leading figure in African music.