Full Name:
Gladys.

Surname:
Mgobhozi.

Place of birth:
St Wendolines’ Mission (Kwa Santi).

Who would play you in a movie:
Mo’nique from The Parkers.

Role model/s:
Winnie Madikizela-Mandela.

Pet Peeves:
None.

Bad habit/s:
Nail biting.

Good habit/s:
I apologise when I have done wrong.

Favourite food:
Phuthu, spinach and roast.

Favourite holiday destination:
Dubai.

Favourite movie:
Diary of a mad black woman.

Favourite car:
Range Rover.

Favourite song and why:
Kwa’mnandi by Ernie Smith. It’s proudly KZN.

Favourite hangout spot:
At home.

Things you can't live without:
My bottle of water. 

Worst job you’ve ever had:
Sales lady at Smart Center.

Any secret talents:
I am a ballroom and Latin American dancer.

What scares you more, roller coasters or thunderstorms:
Roller coasters.

Chocolate or vanilla:
Chocolate.

Suburbs or township and why:
Both in a way (suburbs for peace and kasi for fun).

Would you rather be good looking and doff or smart and ugly, why:
Gotta be smart gal, even if it comes with bad looks.

Most embarrassing moment - on or off air or both:
My heel got hooked onto my dress while I was performing on stage.

Who would you like to host at a dinner party and why:
All the children and women who have been subjected to abuse. Just to put a smile on their faces.

Who would you bring back from the dead and why:
Both my grans (loved them so much and they were an inspiration) my sister Lungie (she was a part of me and of course, Nomandla (she was my guardian angel beyond reason).

Any other interesting information about yourself:
I am very protective of children, women, people with disabilities and the elderly. I also believe that we can master the future very well if we invest in the future of our children. I am a co-founder of an NGO project called Shaping The Future, that offers career guidance, life skills, teacher retreat and field show case of careers. This is also committed in making sure that children with disabilities get quality education just like other children.

Why radio:
Why not radio? It’s the only medium where your looks and make up even your body language can’t back you up. It’s only your mic, your personality and brains that informs and creates that trust between you and the listener, radio is my love.