Natasha Thahane is definitely a sight for sore eyes for many men in the country but one particular admirer, who people have labelled obsessed, found his charade coming to an end. Named Cellular in these Twitter streets, he has openly showed his admiration for Blood And Water actress and being the sweetheart that she is, he even got to attend her 25th birthday celebration.

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Last month, Natasha celebrated her 25th birthday and on the evening the Isono actress dazzled in a Quiteria Atelier purple dress, for the celebration, Natasha had performances from the award-winning Donald and also the legendary Ringo Madlingozi. The party was attended by a few famous people such as Maps Maponyane to name but a few. She also decided to invite Cellular to her birthday celebration after he had been shooting his shot and sending her best wishes on Twitter.

Having met his all-time crush in person, you can imagine what the timeline was like with him boasting. Natasha even thanked him for attending the party by tweeting,

“Thank you so much for all your love & support. I appreciate you taking the time to come celebrate my birthday with me. May the good Lord bless you & grant you ALL your heart’s desires. YOU CAME ALL THE WAY FROM TEMBISA TO SOWETO FOR ME You’re truly special.”Natasha is currently busy with making preparations for season two of the hit Netflix series Blood And Water. The Director of the series Nosipho Duma, recently confirmed through Netflix’s social media that a second season of the series is coming.
Even after the whole birthday, Cellular continued to show his crush that he means business till it all became a bit too much for the actress.

He edited a recent picture of her wearing a black tee and inserted his face. Shortly after that, Natasha tweeted “How do you tell someone you don’t want them without being mean?” Many thought it was directed at her crush but she continued playing along when she wrote, “No, It’s not him, that one is my hubby.”

Bursting his bubble, Natasha told him to stop because people get it now.
“Some things deserve a full-stop even in the middle of the sentence. We get it. You can stop now.”