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Sphokuhle Ntshalintshali (born 29 July 2001), known professionally as Sphokuhle N, is a South African social media influencer and entrepreneur. She is best known her for her lip sync, dance and fashion videos on TikTok. She is the youngest brand ambassador for Chery South Africa's Tiggo Cross.

Born
Sphokuhle Ntshalintshali

(2001-07-29) 29 July 2001 (age 24)
Occupations
  • Influencer
  • entrepreneur
Yearsactive2019–present
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Sphokuhle N
Born
Sphokuhle Ntshalintshali

(2001-07-29) 29 July 2001 (age 24)
EducationTshwane University of Technology
Occupations
  • Influencer
  • entrepreneur
Years active2019–present
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She recently gained international recognition, winning the prestigious Global Champion Award at the Chery Global KOC (Key Opinion Consumer) Awards in China. In 2025, she founded her own beauty brand namely Scrumptious Lips and named the Next Gen Game Changer by Glamour magazine.

Early life

Ntshalintshali was born and raised in Piet Retief, Mpumalanga, South Africa and grew up in christian family and completed her matric in 2019 at Hoérskool Westonaria High School.[1] In 2023, graduated from the Tshwane University of Technology where she later obtained a Diploma in Entrepreneurial Management.[2][3]

Career

Ntshalintshali began creating social media content in 2019 while she was still in high school. She rose to prominence through platforms such as TikTok, where she shares dance challenges, fashion, beauty, and lip sync videos.[4][5] As of this period, she has amassed approximately 5 million followers and over 250 million likes across her social media platforms.[6] She is signed with Spotlight Agency, which represents her in content creation and modelling.[7] Throughout her career, she has collaborated with brands including Coca-Cola, Handy Andy, and Shein.[8][9][10] In 2021, she was featured with Pd Jokes and Khanyisa Jaceni in a track "Sisonke" by Thozi that went viral with million of views on social media platforms and later nominated at the 28th South African Music Awards for TikTok Viral Song of the Year. [11][12]

In 2022, Ntshalintshali made her television acting debut in the e.tv telenovela House of Zwide, portraying the character Yenzi.[13] The same year, she received a nomination at the People's Choice Awards, where she ranked second among TikTok stars.[14] In 2024, she was ranked 11th among the highest paid and most popular South African TikTok creators.[15] She was appointed brand ambassador for Chery South Africa’s Tiggo Cross and subsequently received the Chery Global Key Opinion Consumers (KOCs) Award for Outstanding Performance Global Champion at an event held in China.[16][17][18]

In 2025, Ntshalintshali was named the Next Gen Game Changer by the GLAMOUR Women of the Year Awards represented by the Glamour magazine.[19] She was also announced as a brand ambassador and the face of Love and Darkly 2026 alongside Kealeboga Masango.[20][21] In April 2026, she was featured on the Glamour Magazine cover as the lead with Wendy Gumede and Masango for GLAMOUR's African Month.[22][23] In June, she collaborated with a clothing brand Mr Price for Mr Price x Sphokuhle collection.[24]

Business venture

In 2025, Sphokuhle founded her own beauty brand, Scrumptious Lips.[25][26]

Filmography

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Year Film Role Notes
2022 House of Zwide Yenzi Recurring role
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Awards and nominations

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Year Association Category Nominated works Result Ref.
2022 South African Music Awards TikTok Viral Song of the Year "Sisonke" with Thozi ft Pd Jokes and Khanyisa Jaceni Nominated [27]
2022 People's Choice Awards African Social Star Herself Second [28]
2024 South African Social Media Awards Emerging Social Media Personality of the Year Herself Nominated [29]
Chery's Global KOCs Global Champion Award Herself Won [30]
2025 African Golden Awards Female TikToker of the Year Herself Nominated [31]
GLAMOUR Women of the Year Awards Next Gen Game Changer Herself Won [32]
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