Tiro Mosete is a step closer to the throne

They say 1.80+ is the perfect size of a runway or pageant male model. That is the height of one of the contestants of Mister Supranational South Africa,Tiro Masete .
Who describes himself as an adventurous person who is a fan of hiking and animal lover.

With his record in the modelling industry as in 2017 he was named ,Mzansi’s sexiest man by the Cosmopolitans Mag.
Trio is indeed the perfect candidate to represent his country in Poland this July at ,Mister Supranational.

“I am an outgoing individual, in a literal sense as well. I love being outside interacting with the environment whether its going for a run, a hike, going to the beach, taking my dog for a walk or a run, or just going to a market to get something delicious to eat. I’m 1,95m tall in stature and I’ve been told I don’t look easy to approach until I start smiling or laughing which is one of my favorite things to do (I love being around a group of people where laughter is the order of the day). I was born in the North West Province in a town called Klerksdorp aka “the city of the under dogs”.

When asked why he believes his the next Mister Supranational South Africa Mzansi?,he responded by firstly appreciating the hard work and effort that has been put by other contestants in the on going pageant.

“All the contestants I’m competing against this year are confident, good looking gentlemen, and hardworking. However, what truly sets me apart is my recognition that this role is a job.

“As a titleholder, I see myself as a spokesmodel, responsible for marketing the pageant and simultaneously using the title to propel myself into my greatness. I’ve been living in Cape Town for the past 3 years now and in this time I have had a very different and unique experience in my modeling and potential acting career.

Cape Town has conditioned me to feel ready to go for everything my time in Johannesburg said I couldn’t become. I’m hungry for the win, I wont lie. The Mister Supranational title presents and opportunity for me to in a way fast track myself into the spaces I want to occupy and I believe I am a good face for the pageant (literally and metaphorically ). And, most importantly as I’ve said I come from what I call an “underdog” city so I have a responsibility to put my city on the map and inspire everyone back home. This competition is not just for me,”he said.

Tiro said his planning to use the platform,to empower the boy child to speak out when facing challenges and not to be involved in drugs and sexual activities when then are young. He also informed that as Mister Supranational South Africa he is going to use the platform as a platform of hope .

“I d use it to let young boys and men know that its okay to be a man who shows emotion, its okay to cry and not be strong all the time, and seek a support system.
I’d use it to inspire them to not be a generation of men that shove their feelings down and put up this strong facade that they are okay because they are scared of being laughed and ridiculed by their peers for showing emotion that is associated with being weak.

“You can be the best rugby player in high school and still attend therapy regularly. Suicide rates, drug use and addiction, sex addiction etc among young men have been on the rise because we’re not really taught to speak and be vulnerable,”advise Tiro