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WARRAS QUITS RADIO FOR VIP SAFETY

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Warrick ‘DJ Warras’ Stock’s security firm caters to VIP clients and showbiz events. Photo: Marcus K Photography
Warrick ‘DJ Warras’ Stock’s security firm caters to VIP clients and showbiz events. Photo: Marcus K Photography

NOT even the sky’s the limit for ambitious TV and radio presenter, DJ Warras. 

According to insiders, the host of SABC1 music show Live AMP has ventured into the “client protection industry”. 

Sources insisted the DJ (real name Warrick Stock) would put his showbiz career on ice during this period.

Said the first insider: “He really felt like he couldn’t rely solely on his DJ-ing career for the rest of his life.

“So he decided to put it on pause. This happened shortly before he left SABC radio station, 5FM, last year.” 

The second source was adamant that DJ Warras felt he needed to spread his wings in a bid to realise his full potential.

And when contacted for comment, DJ Warras confirmed he had ventured into business.

Said the DJ: “We do VIP bodyguarding and security. We also work on big festivals and look after high-profile local individuals, whose names I can’t mention.

“I’m learning a lot from the business, as we give our guards skills and training. We started with 20 guys, and today we have a 200-strong complement of guards.”

But DJ Warras said he wasn’t completely done with radio. 

“If I get a really good offer, I’ll go back to radio,” Warras said.

“As far as the business, we have developed a lot of capacity – enough to service even the president.”

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