This 4-minute behind-the-scenes video captures Pabi Moloi during her photoshoot for Destiny Magazine. She welcomes viewers into the shoot, giving a candid look at her personality and philosophy. Pabi shares her deep passion for South African women, acknowledging their resilience under pressure and expressing her desire to represent them authentically. She humorously admits her dislike for hair maintenance, showing her relatable side.

Reflecting on her career, Pabi recalls starting in showbiz at age four and making a conscious career choice at 18 when she entered a competition that launched her broadcasting path. She emphasizes that success is built on hard work, consistency, and always going the extra mile. Her biggest lesson: never stop learning, as complacency signals stagnation.

The video also includes lighter moments, such as her dream dinner guests—Christopher Walken, Joan of Arc, and Nelson Mandela—chosen for their passion, uniqueness, and legacy. She reveals her love for Sex and the City, praising its relatability, and celebrates the value of Destiny Magazine as a platform offering more than fashion and gossip, but also meaningful content for South African readers.

In this lighthearted clip, Pabi Moloi showcases her comedic flair and improvisational talent. She opens with playful shoutouts to friends and loved ones, blending them into freestyle rhymes that are both affectionate and humorous. The tone is warm and celebratory, showing her personality beyond the polished broadcaster image.

She transitions into witty anecdotes, including a moment with her young son who cleverly plays on words like “bookworm” and “iron man,” delighting the audience with relatable family humor. The freestyle continues with playful lyrical lines about everyday life—from ironing clothes to parenting moments—creating a fun, spontaneous energy.

The clip crescendos with Pabi’s storytelling about being “at the gate,” turning a mundane moment into a comedic sketch with rhythm and audience engagement. Her ability to mix real-life experiences with humor highlights her versatility as both an emcee and entertainer.

Pabi Moloi sits down for a candid Off The Clock conversation that explores her personal rhythms, career journey, and future aspirations.

She begins by reflecting on sleep and stress management, noting her sensitivity to world events and the need for spiritual practice, meditation, and exercise to reset. A childhood story of being steered away from sports and toward performance shaped her early passion for theatre and public speaking. Today, blackout curtains and eight hours of sleep safeguard her cognitive sharpness for broadcasting.

On personal life, she describes exercise and dance as both catharsis and spirituality, and motherhood as central to her schedule. Her son’s independence brings humor to family life. Career-wise, she recounts filming her first commercial at age three, presenting on KTV, and later winning a competitive radio audition at 18 that launched her into professional broadcasting. Radio enabled her to shift from children’s TV to adult audiences, and she soon returned to television with stronger credibility.

Travel through Africa with corporate television work broadened her perspective Kenya, Ghana, Zambia, and especially Nigeria, where she admired the drive around “human capital” despite logistical challenges. She shares her adventurous streak, from driving an Audi R8 on the track to shark-cage diving, hiking Table Mountain, and walking the Great Wall of China.

Her stress philosophy centers on controlling only what can be controlled, carefully managing commitments, and relying on prayer and gym time for balance. Looking ahead, Pabi values freedom, time, voice, and creative choice above predefined roles. She hints at future study in sociology or psychology, more travel, and potential new media ventures. The episode closes with reflections on leadership, parenting, and managing stress in high-responsibility roles.