The’sweetest thing ever’, according to Serena Williaмs, were the words her five-year-old daυghter spoke to her after the faмoυs athlete lost a recent tennis мatch.

The 41-year-old professional tennis player recently appeared on The Drew Barryмore Show and talked aboυt a special мoмent she shared with her daυghter Olyмpia.

She went on to say that after she lost at the US Open, the five-year-old coмforted her and told her she was “so proυd” of her.It is OK, мother. Siмply act on yoυr feelings. According to Serena, Olyмpia advised her to “do what yoυ feel, do what yoυr heart tells yoυ.”

When Serena thoυght back on the toυching incident, she said, “I was so proυd of her. It was the sweetest thing ever.”It’s OK, мaмa. Yoυ jυst have to do what yoυ feel. Do what yoυ feel, do what yoυr heart tells yoυ,’ Serena said Olyмpia told her.

Serena recalled of the heartwarмing мoмent: ‘It was the sweetest thing ever and I was so proυd of her.’

Serena Williaмs detailed the toυching words her five-year-old daυghter shared with her after the star athlete lost a recent tennis мatch, revealing it was the ‘sweetest thing ever’The pro tennis player, 41, discυssed the tender мoмent she had with her daυghter Olyмpia dυring an appearance on The Drew Barryмore Show recently

Get to know wife of Tbose Mapitla…She is gorgeous ❤️
Mogau Motlhatswi (born July 13, 1992)is a South African actress popularly known for her role as Mapitsi Magongwa, the baby mama and wife of Thabo Maputla (Cornet Mamabolo) in the soap opera, Skeem Saam.

Earlier life and education
Mogau Motlhatswi was born and raised at Mogoto village suitated at Limpopo province. She attended Brixton’s Piet van Vuuren Primary School during her time at school she was involved in athletics sport activities before she went St. Mary’s High School where she got matriculated.
Mogau attended the University of Johannesburg where she studied audiovisual communication.
She is currently acting on Skeem Saam . She has also acted in MTVShuga
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Cornet Thabiso Mamabolo is a South african actor who is famously known as Thabo “T-bose” Maputla, on the SABC1 drama series Skeem Saam.

Cornet Thabiso Mamabolo was born in Limpopo, that is where he is also acting, he was born on the 10th of August 1990, making him 34-years old next year 10 August Cornet is also a voice artist, businessman, director, playwright and a content
producer.
Since the SABC1 telenovela Skeem sam was established, Cornet has been in the show for the longest time.
In the show, he is the son of John Maputla and also the baby daddy of Mapitsi Magongwa.
After finish in high school, Cornet went to the University of
Witwatersrand, that is where he obtained his bachelor in Dramatic Arts back in 2012.
Cornet Thabiso Mamabolo is also married, however, her wife’s name is still unknown but they are blessed with a beautiful daughter who her name is Omphile.

Lethabo Mekoa(born 14 September 2004), a South African actress, dancer, model, presenter, and social media influencer, is well-known for portraying the rambunctious adolescent Ntswaki on Skeem Saam. Early influences from school and church gave Lethabo his love of acting.

She was very skilled at public speaking and participated in everything that was part of it, including acting, modeling, presenting, dancing, poetry, singing, playing hockey and netball.
She recently appeared in a play named Modjadji that was shown at Atterbury Theatre on July 20, 2022. She is currently studying acting as one of her major subjects at school. She competed in Tyler Perry Studios’ regional tryouts on August 14, 2021, and was successful, earning her a spot on the International Arts and Talents stage.
Lethabo was invited to participate in the International ARTS Talent Showcase and was selected as the best actress. She also received a scholarship for $60 000 to attend the Arts College in Los Angeles in 2023 and the opportunity to showcase her extraordinary talent from July 10 through July 15, 2022.
She intended to take part in hobbies like acting, singing, modeling, and theater. She has been talking to the pupils at Prestige College in Hammanskraal about her experience.
Currently, she works with and motivates her neighborhood’s other young people on the weekends to cut back on drug use. She is now filming a lead part in a well-known soap opera in South Africa.
Lethabo loves to amuse others, especially through acting and dance. Her main goal in life and in business is to improve people’s lives while upholding her morals and integrity in whatever she does.

On Wednesday, 13 September presenter and talk-show host Felicia Mabuza-Suttle took to her timelines and congratulated South African Afro-pop singer Ringo Madlingozi wholeheartedly after he secured a huge deal with Sony Music.

CONGRATS! FELICIA MABUZA-SUTTLE ON RINGO MADLINGOZI
Sophiatown-born presenter and iconic TV host, Felicia Mabuza-Suttle is fortunate to have met a number of stars in her lifetime since hosting her popular talk show Felicia in the early 90s. She has since become an icon in Mzansi along with singer Ringo Madlingozi who has made several hits since the 90s. Recently, on her timelines, she congratulated Madlingozi who has just signed a deal with Sony Music.

“Congrats Ringo @ndiyagodola on your Sony Music Entertainment deal. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Thank you #Ringo!🙏🏾 Awsa godoli, uya “shisha! [you are no longer cold, but hot]”🕺🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾,” she said.

Mabuza-Suttle then took a trip down memory lane and posed a video of one of the Ndiyagodola hitmaker’s performance on the set of the Felicia show.

“Thanks for gracing the #FeliciaShow a number of times in the 90s. Believe this appearance was in 1999. You rock🕺 🏾! Congrats #Ringo!” she added.
With his new deal with Sony, Ringo Madlingozi’s music will be released digitally for the first time, SowetanLIVE reported. It’s reported that all 13 of his albums will be released on streaming platforms. The Sondela hitmaker expressed his appreciation as he responded to Felicia Mabuza-Suttle’s lovely messages.

“Enkosi [thank you] Mama. I remember it was the time that you brought talk shows in our country, [and] for the first time on our televisions. Big ups to our legendary pioneer Mama,” Madlingozi wrote.

“What a wonderful time that was– when black & white, young & older South Africans came together to hold what I call an “indaba” or “lekgotla” on TV. It was a forum where we discovered new talent and showcased #Mzansi legends like yourself. Proud of you! Keep soaring! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾,” Mabuza-Suttle said