People in South Africa have been wondering where actress Pearl Nikolic, who played Sonti Magongwa on the show Skeem Saam, is. We haven’t seen her on national TV for a long time. I don’t know if you have, but I haven’t. I didn’t expect to read the article about her.

We didn’t expect to find out something shocking about her. The news seems to have come at the right time, when we needed to do something different. Pearl Maimela, who was in the movie “Skeem Saam,” is now a pastor. We’ve seen a lot of actresses who don’t feel bad about the gift God gave them and use it to serve God. There are other preachers at the church besides Pearl Maimela. Sthoko from SkeemSaam is a well-known pastor’s wife or pastor’s wife who is also an actress. I also didn’t think that Innocent Ndiki is the wife of a pastor, but I just found out that she is.

When we didn’t expect it, she left the Skeem Saam. Less is known about why she left Skeem Saam to begin with. People used to say that she left Skeem Saam right after she got married to her Bulgarian boyfriend in Bulgaria. No one has talked about her coming back.

Fans were sad to hear that Sonti was leaving Skeem Saam after five years. Even though she hasn’t been on the show in over a year, fans of the drama can still watch it on SABC1. The source says that the fact that she is a preacher won’t keep her from acting. She said she won’t stop acting and that she’ll be back soon.

Well, it looks like Pearl, who is better known by the name Sonti, will be back on Skeem Saam soon. Sonti will go back to the Skeem Saam for the wedding of her sister, Mapitsi. Life goes by way too fast. Before the game, Sonti dated Detective Babeile, but after she became famous, she fell in love with Lehasa Maphosa, who ended her career.

Her trip back to Skeem Saam will be interesting. We can picture how she and Lehasa looked at each other. I hope they’ll run into each other. It seems like Sonti will Leeto’s date plus he just get divorced.

Last Week Recap
Last week’s events on the show were filled with a range of emotional moments and surprising twists. Sandile and Soka’s confrontation with Monica led to their mistaken arrest, while Zanele and Mampho’s actions resulted in Monica’s own arrest. Sandile remained downcast throughout these events.

Meanwhile, Faith learned of the possibility that Loyiso might never wake up, prompting her to seek the help of a Sangoma, offering to reveal the truth about Mangidi. The Zwide men also prepared for Mangidi’s Ukubuyisa ceremony. Elsewhere, Keletso chose Sipho as her manager, much to Molefe’s dismay, though Isaac was eventually reassured by Sipho’s vision for Keletso’s career. Sandile confided in Zanele about his sadness, leading to a heartfelt conversation where Zanele shared her recent miscarriage.Keletso’s family was upset by the terms of her contract, and Funani and Nkosi suspected Nandipha’s involvement, leading them to Tembisa. Soka joined the search for Busi, but the efforts were unsuccessful, and Ona and Molefe tried to cheer up Keletso after a disastrous gig, only to be further discouraged by mean online comments.

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The tightly-knit community of Tembisa has been plunged into a state of anguish and alarm as the search for the missing young Busi intensifies. As Nkosi tries to reassure Mampho that their daughter will be found alive and unharmed, the family must grapple with the chilling revelation that Nandipha, a figure of immense influence and power, is likely behind Busi’s kidnapping. Mampho and Maria, fearing for their safety, have turned down Funani’s offer to move into the Zwide mansion, blaming his ongoing feud with Nandipha for the devastating turn of events.

Amidst the turmoil, Faith stands as a pillar of support for the distraught Funani, who admits to being gripped by a fear like never before, acknowledging the sheer evil that Nandipha is capable of. The glimmer of hope fades when Funani and Nkosi arrive at the designated location, only to find a doll wrapped in blankets, with Busi nowhere in sight.

As the season draws to a close, Funani, undeterred by the discouragement of those around him, makes a heartfelt promise to Nkosi that he will stop at nothing to bring Busi back, even if it means confronting the formidable Nandipha on her own terms.

The yet most amazing part of having natural hair is its individuality. Once your natural hair starts to grow out, it will have its own pattern or type of curls. Embracing and loving your own curls brings about a confidence you cannot find with relaxed hair. Sometimes it can be difficult to deal with your natural hair when it comes to styling it and that’s what a lot of people go through in most of their daily lives.

Tina Dlathu, who is a popular actress as well as an influencer, is one of the people who sometimes have difficulties with their natural hair. She always looks beautiful and stunning in her natural hair, but we never know what she goes through when it comes to styling her hair. Recently, the young star shared her struggles on her Instagram account, as she also shared stunning pictures of herself rocking her beautiful natural hair.

She captioned a post which she shared on her Instagram: “Lately I’ve been trying to avoid using gel on my hair and today my hair refused to cooperate. I took a break to give myself a pep talk, tried again and still, so I just gave up and cancelled my plans. I’m this close to gelling it down again, this close. Ladies, what’s your go to natural hair hairstyle when your hair isn’t cooperating? I need some inspo. Send help”.

A lot of people have her advice on which products to use as well as some methods to use when it comes to styling her hair. What’s your take on Tina Dlathu’s hair struggles? Share your thoughts by leaving a comment below, like and don’t forget to hit the share button.

Gontse Ntshegang has come a long way since she used to feel awkward on stage.The 41-year-old actress from Phalane, Ramokokastad in the North West, told the Daily Sun that the performing arts have taught her to be clear, vulnerable, and to deal with personal issues.“I nearly gave up on my studies but my teacher at the National School of the Arts stopped me.“I recited a poem about death and applied all the emotions to my dead father Daniel Ntshegang.I told my teacher I loved my father very much and cared about him. She told me to focus on those feelings,” she said.

Gontse then studied drama at Wits University, where she met Xoli Norman, Kgafela oa Magogudi, and Tsepo wa Mamatu. “They sharpened my skills and took my acting to another level. They taught me to respect human beings while acting space at the same time.”

Gontse played various roles at Wits and then went to the Market Theatre, where she acted with James Ngcobo and had her first starring role.“I was in The Lion and the Jewel where I played five characters and worked with artists such as Sello Maake Ka-Ncube, Fezile Mpela and Nthati Moshesh.” she said

The play opened doors for her TV roles in Scandal, Rhythm City and Muvhango.Currently she ortraying Rathebe on Skeem Saam and viewers are loving her acting skills.

Gontse has just finished a Dutch series based on Nigerian politics and is also is a part-time acting teacher. She is also a voice-over artist.She’s proud to have worked with international stars like William Hurt.She said people should follow the message from their souls.

became pregnant while appearing on the show. Gaaratwe Mokhethi, the soap opera star’s spokeswoman, announced her first pregnancy in 2019 and revealed the 26-year-old was no longer filming scenes for the well-known soap opera because she was on maternity leave. Gaaratwe added that her character’s plot will go on and that it was not written off of the show. “Lesedi has been crucial in telling stories that accurately portray our society,” she told Drum Magazine. We encourage fans to keep watching Generations: The Legacy to see how Lesedi’s journey develops as the writers will be shedding light on topics that concern young people in the future.

When word leaked out earlier that year that the actress was indeed expecting her second child, she took a second hiatus from the program. In season seven, she reappeared on the show sans Banele Moroka, her on-screen child. Gog Flo Diale eventually adopted Lesedi, an orphan who had been saved from MamSonto’s orphanage.

The actress is said to have stepped away from the program for the third time in order to concentrate on her family and her purportedly failing marriage.She said goodbye to Mpho, her lover, and the Diales in front of the audience. The production company’s source disclosed that Luyanda left Generations: The Legacy once more in order to concentrate on her job as a TV presenter and advertising creative as well as her personal relationships. She was forced to act after she was passed over for a major role in Generations The Legacy.

She has appeared in a number of local television serials as an actress. She was a leading lady in Gauteng Maboneng. She landed the role of Koko in the SABC1 sitcom. Linda has continued to tour both locally and internationally since she first began the acting field in 1980. She has appeared in Generations, Hlala Kwabafileyo, Kwakhala Nyonini, Soul Buddyz, and more films.As a director, she is the brain behind The Call and Mfowethu, both are Gibson Kente’s plays, in 2009. She has also participated in developing young talents into realizing their dreams in dancing, singing, and acting.In an episode of eKasi: Our Stories, she played the lead character Nondumiso. Linda made an appearance in the e.tv drama series in 2010. In 2012, she returned to the show as Mrs. Letoaba in an episode titled Inheritance. The next year, in 2013, she was cast as Ma Josephine Rannko in Samsokolo, a Mzansi Magic Sitcom.

In the next year, 2013, she landed a starring role as Ma Josephine Rannko in Samsokolo, an Mzansi Magic Sitcom. She landed a guest-starring role in an episode of Ngempela, an SABC1 docu-drama in 2014. Still, in 2014, Linda landed a starring role in Sticks and Stones, an SABC1 drama series. In 2017, she landed another starring role as Sis Dina in Rented Family, an SABC1 sitcom. The character is a former beauty queen who lives on her past glories.

She is a proud single mother of two children Thandi (daughter) and Fezile (son). Linda Sebezo’s daughter wants to follow her mother’s footstep. She wants to be an actress and currently owns a hair-selling business. Her soft-spoken son wants to be a gospel musician.

Actress and TV presenter Vele Manenje takes pride in embracing a healthier version of herself as she embarks on her weight loss journey.

The Skeem Saam actress bravely shared the story of her transformation, highlighting the positive impact it has had on her health and the challenges she used to face with her previous body weight.

Expressing her journey and newfound experiences on Instagram, Vele posted a photo of herself in a beautiful dress, standing in front of a mirror and beautifully embracing what she sees in the mirror.

In her caption, she reflects on her progress, stating that she feels she is a step closer to being her true self.

She wrote: “I have not felt the crack on my back for a long time now, I have not felt the pain that weighs on my ankles and knees in a while now so I am a step closer to being a healthier version of myself… and that’s all I seek and PRAY for ✌🏾✨🕯️,” read the post.Support structure
In every transformation and decision we make in life, having supportive people around us is crucial to help us navigate the challenges we encounter. This case is not any different for Vele.

Continuing to discuss her journey, Vele expressed gratitude for the support she has received from those around her.

“Thank you to everyone involved in supporting my journey @dr_e_asante @dr_m_t_zimba @az_surgeons @baneld_shaun @dietsense_team @fightclubsa, she wrote on her Instagram post.

Transformation journey still continues
Having successfully shed her previous body weight and embraced her new physique, Vele intends to further refine her body and strive towards her ultimate goal.

She also aims to focus on improving her mental well-being along with additional physical goals.

“Oh and by the way, I will take down #plussizequeen when I have reached my mental and physical goal…it’s not a race and it’s not just about size bo love,” she concluded her Instagram post.

In a delightful turn of events, the world of make-believe has intersected with reality as actors Khayalethu Xaba and Kamo Letsosa, renowned for their roles as Mpendulo and Mamiki on the hit television series “Smoke and Mirrors,” have revealed their off-screen r0mance, sending fans into a frenzy of excitement.The unexpected announcement came through a heartfelt post on Khayalethu’s Instagram story, where he shared a tender moment with Kamo, affectionately known as Mamiki to viewers. The image captured the couple holding hands, accompanied by the melodious strains of a love song declaring “never let you go” in the background. Adding to the sweetness of the moment, Khayalethu adorned the post with a string of heart emojis, leaving no doubt about the depth of his feelings for his real-life leading lady.

Mamiki, the spirited salon worker portrayed by Kamo, finds herself entwined in a r0mance that mirrors her on-screen persona’s resilience and passion. Meanwhile, Mpendulo, the hardworking hotel general worker played by Khayalethu, reveals a softer side that resonates with his character’s determination and strength.The revelation has sparked conversations among fans, who eagerly speculate about the impact of Khayalethu and Kamo’s real-life r0mance on the future of “Smoke and Mirrors.” Will their on-screen characters’ love story mirror their own? Or will new twists and turns emerge as the couple navigates the complexities of both reel and real-life relationships?As the couple steps into the limelight, they serve as a beacon of hope and authenticity, showcasing the beauty of love that transcends the boundaries of fiction. From the bustling salons of “Smoke and Mirrors” to the quiet moments shared on social media, Khayalethu Xaba and Kamo Letsosa’s love story is a testament to the magic of romance, reminding us all that sometimes, the most enchanting stories are the ones unfolding right before our eyes.

In a surprising twist that has captivated fans of South African television, it has been revealed that Amahle from the hit series Isitha: The Enemy is the biological daughter of Siya Raymond. This news came to light through a recent post on a verified Twitter account, creating a buzz among viewers.

Siya Raymond, who portrays the character Sakhile on Smoke and Mirrors, is a well-known figure in the South African entertainment industry. His connection to Amahle, whose character in Isitha: The Enemy has also garnered significant attention, adds an intriguing layer to the personal lives of these beloved actors.The revelation has sparked widespread interest and conversation among fans, who are now curious to see if this real-life relationship will influence their on-screen dynamics. Both series, known for their dramatic and engaging storylines, might see a surge in viewership as fans tune in to see the father-daughter duo in action.This unexpected news has also highlighted the blending of personal and professional lives in the entertainment industry, showcasing how familial ties can intersect with the world of television drama. Fans are eagerly awaiting any further details or confirmations from the actors themselves or the shows’ producers.

As the story develops, it will be interesting to observe how this revelation impacts both Isitha: The Enemy and Smoke and Mirrors, potentially adding depth to the narratives and the performances of Amahle and Siya Raymond.

Kamo Letsosa is a South African actress, dancer, and television presenter known for her recurring role as Mapule Tsotetsi in the Mzansi Magic telenovela Greed & Desire.

She is also best known as Ditsheho, the role she played on etvScandal as Seipati’s sister. Currently, she is one of the most loved actresses on Smoke and Mirrors, portraying a character named Mamiki.

She was born on March 19, 1991, in South Africa. As of 2023, she is 32 years old.Her professional acting debut came in 2014, when she participated in an episode of the SABC1 sitcom Single Galz. Later that year, she appeared in the “Last Born” episode of the e.tv anthology drama series eKasi: Our Stories, which aired in the season finale of the e.tv anthology drama series eKasi: Our Stories.

She debuted as Mapule in the Mzansi Magic drama Greed & Desire in April 2016, and she remained in the role until March 2017.In 2017, she starred in Mzansi Magic’s “Original Mzansi Movie,” Kasi Mean Girls, in which a group of high school girls are subjected to cyberbullying and must discover strategies to battle it.

She co-hosted the SABC1 series Mi Kasi Su Kasi in 2018, having joined the cast in Season 2

She has an estimated net worth of $100,000 which she has earned as an actress.