South African rapper Da L.E.S has reportedly moved to Washington D.C. to continue his recovery following a stroke he suffered in July 2024. The rapper, whose real name is Leslie Jonathan Mampe Jr., is seeking better healthcare options and the support of his mother, who resides in the United States.

Known for hits like “Lifestyle” and “Summer Time,” Da L.E.S suffered a stroke on his birthday, leading to hospitalization and the cancellation of his planned celebration. His family released a statement at the time, confirming his stable condition and requesting prayers and support from the public.

In a later update, Da L.E.S expressed gratitude for the outpouring of love and support, emphasizing his faith and determination to make a full recovery. “He expresses deep gratitude for being alive, saying it’s a true miracle, and thanks God for his strength. ‘I owe it all to God,'” read an Instagram post shared by his family.

After leaving the hospital, Da L.E.S relocated to his birthplace in Washington D.C., where his mother has lived for years. This move allows him to access specialized medical care and recover in a familiar environment.

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