Popular Mzansi actors Jessica Nkosi and TK Dlamini had been celebrating their daughter’s birthday. They were blessed with a baby five years ago, and they named her Namisa.

Every year, Jessica and TK celebrate their first birth’s birthday expensively. When celebrating her 4th birthday, they all went for a photo shoot, which was lovely.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now celebrating her birthday on 27 August 2023, TK and Jessica wished her a great day.

“Happy 5th birthday Princess Namisa.”The talented actress shared the pre-decor of the birthday celebrations on her Instagram.However, the setup shared by Jessica looked like the one she did when celebrating Namisa’s 3rd birthday.

When celebrating Namisa’s birthday, they all chose pink as the day’s colour.

The deco, the chairs, the cakes, everything was pink, and she thanked the service providers for it.

Indeed, not many can afford such a birthday party that Jessica Nkosi and TK Dlamini threw for their daughter.Usually, Jessica Nkosi shared the full pictures and videos a few days later, as she did on Namisa’s 2nd birthday.

Regarding her daughter’s birthday, Jessica Nkosi said how thrilling it was.

“My daughter’s Birthday was a blast… My highlight was also obviously my decor. Thank you to @rorisangevent for bringing my vision of the perfect “PJ Party” to life . My balloon arrangement was by: @triplek_creations. Cake was by: @hlculinary_experience (they also have theee best fine dining experiences)” ❤️

Fans also loved how she celebrated Namisa’s Birthday and left many comments.

“I like this decor can I found the person who did this you pls.”

“What a beautiful name , can anyone in the comment section tell me what this name means? Namisa”

Popular South African musician, Zola 7, real name Bonginkosi Dlamini recalled his experience being in a coma in early March.

When promoting the uMdlwembe documentary on Metro FM’s afternoon drive, the Kwaito star went down memory lane speaking about his journey since his doctor told him he had a 12-year-old body mass.

 

 

 

“It is because of the millions of prayers. People who called, came to my gate. People were leaving candles at my gate. I thought I’d get a second chance. You feel no pain, even if you were to pinch me, I feel nothing. At that time, I was mostly having a conversation with my grandmother who died in 1993. Then she says, ‘no, you need to go back’,” he said.“So I woke up, hearing the nurses and smelling I was in hospital. Now I’m back this side, so there’s a reason I’m here.”The star made headlines on various occasions this year with fans worried about his well-being.

It started in March 2022 when Nota took to his Twitter timeline saying Zola 7 was “not doing well nor looking good” and many people had stopped checking on him.

Zola 7’s wife, popularly known as Siki Kunene, at the time spoke to the publication dismissing the report, saying Nota’s comments were misleading as he was fine.“All those things he said are utter rubbish. He’s just trying to create hype over nothing. The truth is Bonginkosi is fine. He’s got epilepsy. He is taking chronic medication for it,” she said.

But it did not take too long after that for Zola 7 to shoot up the trends list with many flooding the timeline with concerns for his wellbeing, leading the veteran TV presenter and musician to take to Facebook and accept financial assistance by sharing his banking details.

Jessica Nkosi is a beloved South African actress renowned for her captivating performances in the hit show Isibaya. Her talent, beauty, and intriguing personal life have endeared her to fans, making her a prominent figure in the entertainment industry.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Born on January 20, 1990, in Empangeni, South Africa, Jessica is a dynamic actress who, as of 2021, was 31 years old. She is widely recognized for her role as Qondi in the Mzansi Magic telenovela and soap opera, Isibaya. Her character in the show portrays a sweet and young woman deeply in love with Fezile, another compelling character.

Jessica, born Ayanda Jessica Nkosi to parents Jabu Nkosi (father) and Nhlanhlayethu Ntuli (mother), embarked on her educational journey at the University of KwaZulu-Natal. Initially pursuing law, she later shifted her focus to drama and performing arts, successfully completing her studies in 2012.

While her breakthrough came with Isibaya, where she has been a part of the cast since the first season, Jessica Nkosi has also ventured into various other projects. Her diverse acting career includes roles in aYeYe (Season 1) and Tropika Island of Treasure (Season 7). Notably, she made her debut appearance on the show Our Perfect Wedding as a guest presenter and eventually took on the role of host in the subsequent season.

Jessica’s ability to portray a wide range of characters with authenticity and depth has solidified her position as one of South Africa’s most celebrated actresses. Her contribution to the entertainment industry extends beyond acting, as she continues to captivate audiences with her charm, talent, and engaging personal life.

With her radiant presence on and off-screen, Jessica Nkosi remains a versatile and influential figure in the world of South African entertainment, leaving an indelible mark with her remarkable performances and multifaceted career.

Popular Amapiano vocalist, Lady Du is never one to gloat but she recently shared her accolades that show her hard work in the music industry is paying off.

In a lengthy Instagram post, the songstress opened up about her journey that spans more than 15 years.

 

 

 

“Since I don’t play music in my house the only way one will know what I do is by walking into my wall of fame. I have more plaques to put up as I’m afraid of heights. I have never posted my achievements in music. I have more than seven platinum plaques.

“Let me explain something that has been a misconception, I’ve recorded so many songs that I own but because I never had a distributor I trusted I decided to play chess. I’d drop songs with people but ask to own the master and have majority percentages. That way I still made money but didn’t have to pay for it . Because I’m an independent artist it is way tougher to drop music on your own without any financial backing so I mastered the system and it built me an empire” she wrote.

Not only was she grateful for the strides she has made in her career, but she remembered those who were there and made her dream in the music industry a reality.
Not only was she grateful for the strides she has made in her career, but she remembered those who were there and made her dream in the music industry a reality.Previously speaking to the publication Lady Du said she does not care about the titles she gets along the way while working towards becoming an international amapiano star.

“I wouldn’t dub myself as the queen of amapiano. I’ve never done this for a title, but I appreciate it when people call me all of that because it’s how they view me. I was the first female to have the highest streams on Amapiano and be on 100 songs at a time.“When you look at the streams on the songs, most of them are platinum. I’m not on a piano song that is not platinum. I’m the highest-streamed female in Amapiano,” she said.

ompilo Maphumulo, known to many as Nosipho from the popular South African television series Uzalo, is a multifaceted entertainer who has made her mark not only as an actress but also as a singer, motivational speaker, MC, and voice-over artist.

Born on May 3, 1982, in KwaMashu, Nompilo’s journey in the entertainment industry has been a remarkable one, and her talents have captured the hearts of viewers and fans alike.

 

 

 

 

Although her acting career began relatively recently, Nompilo quickly gained fame and established herself as a prominent presence both on-screen and online. Her portrayal of the character Nosipho in Uzalo has endeared her to audiences, leading many to affectionately refer to her as Nosipho from Uzalo. However, her birth name remains Nompilo Maphumulo.

Nompilo’s versatility extends beyond acting. She has ventured into various other fields, showcasing her exceptional skills. Her talents include singing, motivational speaking, serving as a Master of Ceremonies (MC), and lending her voice as a voice-over artist.