Meet The Beautiful Woman Behind MTN’s Customer Care Voice

The lady behind the popular voice for the famous MTN customer care voice has been

uncovered and you’ll be glad to know she’s an African.

She is a South African actress identified as Kgomotso Christopher.

Kgomotso Christopher who was spotted in a video recording the popular “you have insufficient

funds please recharge“ among other services offered by MTN, is said to be an educated actress

who graduated from Columbia University in New York, USA.

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While many network subscribers had unconsciously linked the voice to a white woman,

Kgomotso Christopher who took to her twitter account to confirm the revelation revealed

she’s been in the business for over six years.

She wrote;

“Yep. I am glad you remember what I’ve always said. Remember I said for long

voicework was my main income stream because I had no fulltime acting work…in

fact it was this consistent MTN work I was referring to.

I am sure some of them are. They still use the recordings made with the previous

voice artist before I started doing the prompts in 2012

The recordings are called (ivr) internal voice recording. So the established

style/tone of the recording voice.

i have done the voice for a while. But there were other artists who may be white

who also did and those recording are still also used. Also, when I am not available,

they use a similar voice, so the MTN phone voice stays consistent”.

😂😂😂 i have done the voice for a while. But there were other artists who may be white who also did and those recording are still also used. Also, when I am not available, they use a similar voice, so the MTN phone voice stays consistent 😂😂 https://t.co/kWnvQ4T6a9

— Kgomotso Christopher (@kgchristopher) November 16, 2018

The star made this secret known to fans on Thursday and they were shocked.

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In a clip posted to Instagram, Kgomotso is seen recording phrases for MTN’s interactive

voice response (IVR) system.

“Greetings from the MTN lady who tells you when ‘you have insufficient airtime

to make this call’,” Kgomosto captioned the clip.

Watch video below:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BqMdXWVl4bY/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=embed_video_watch_again