Many people have took to social media to send their heartfelt prayers for former Generations legend, Sophie Ndaba. Sophie Ndaba has been subject to heavy bad remarks following her shocking transformation due to a struggle with a life threatening sickness.
 

 

 

It seems now that she is back on the spotlight following her plea for prayers as she goes through a very painful rough patch. Sophie Ndaba has painfully admitted that she is fighting a losing battle with depression, to a point where she is even considering death even though she is trying to stay strong for her family.

“yesterday i had to maintain a smile at work just so that people don’t notice how i bad i truly feel inside, nothing is exciting anymore, i feel empty. I am suffering deep inside, please keep me in your prayers, i beg you.” said the actress in a post on Instagram.

This post left many people very much pained and in disbelief. It seems that this is not only Sophie Ndaba’s reality, but that of many people who are public figures. Depression statistics are increasing year in and year out. The number of many people who take their life due to depression is scary.

Sophie has struggled with depression in the past, but this time it seems like she is losing a losing President.

Lebo Mathosa was born on July 16, 1977, in Daveyton, a township on the East Rand of Johannesburg, South Africa, to Nomvula Magdeline and Madimetsha Gerriet Mathosa. Her family first moved to Pietersburg, and then to Johannesburg, where she attended St. Mary’s High School.
She began singing in church choir when she was seven, and after moving to Johannesburg, discovered the disco-infused bubblegum music that was popularized by artists like Brenda Fassie and Yvonne Chaka Chaka.
When she was 14, she caught the attention of a key Johannesburg DJ with her singing and dancing, following which Fassie took the rising talent under her wing, touting her as the next Brenda Fassie.

Lebo Mathosa’s career started when she was invited to join the group ‘Boom Shaka’, which was put together by music producer Don Laka, who had heard her singing at a club in Johannesburg. The group, which pioneered in kwaito, a variant of house music featuring the use of African sounds and samples, became immensely popular within a short period.
The group released its first single, ‘It’s About Time’, in 1993, followed by its first album the next year, and became one of the most successful bands in South Africa in the mid-1990s. They purposefully focused their distinctive sound, visual style, and dance moves to appeal to youth audiences throughout the country and often drew from traditional African dance moves.
However, some claimed that the popularity of the group was in part due to teenaged Mathosa’s dance routine and revealing clothing, which shocked many who interpreted her daringness as female objectification. The group was further accused of degradation in the name of liberation when they performed a kwaito version of the South African national anthem Nkosi Sikelel’ iAfrika at the 1997 FNB ‘South African Music Awards’.

Thembinkosi Brian Mthembu was born on the 31st of July 1994.Originally from KwaNdengezi in Durban.Thembinkosi obtained a diploma in Drama and production studies from the Durban University of technology in 2017. Hr arrived in Johannesburg, same year to pursue his acting dream. He has had odd jobs here and there such as working at checkers and at cell c as a dancer.

The great thing about a new drama series is that it always bring new faces. This is what happened with The Republic. The Msanzi Magic drama series has some new faces including Thembinkosi Mthembu. Where he played junior the president’s son.

Now Since his debut as Mabutho on the river in March, ladies can’t stop drooling on dimpled actor Thembinkosi Mthembu and we get why.

He previously recurred as Shift Manager on the MTV Base drama series MTV ShugaL Down South 2, first appearing on Season 7, Episode 7 (which aired on 2 April, 2019).

The actor then made waves playing the role of Junior in the Mzansi Magic drama series The Republic and is now on The river as Mabutho.

Although he kills the role like a veteran, it must be noted that this is his first starring role in television.

The dimpled face actor has a huge female fan base, who are always hyping him on social media.

Thembinkosi also has a 21 month daughter and her presence has changed how he views the world. When she was born Thembinkosi wasn’t working which posed a challenge because he couldn’t provide for her but thankfully his mom was there to help and he wants her daughter to be educated and put herself first.

Mamkhize has taken to her social media to expose some scammers using her name with a fake account.
 

Taking to Instagram, the star called the attention of her followers to be on the lookout for an account that is offering people investments in her name.

She made it clear that she does not do anything related to investment or bitcoins as it is a fake account.

Shauwn also added that she doesn’t have a Facebook or Tik Tok account.

“The company doing scamming people under her name calls itself Royal AM Investments. It’s happening on my WhatsApp more than 500+ testimonials, lives are changed, I’m so happy. Nothing is more expensive than a missed opportunity. Opportunities are like sunrises, if you want to,” was a message from the scammers she warned her followers about.

“Please note this is a fake account I DONT DO INVESTMENTS OR BITCOIN and I don’t have Facebook or tiktok accounts myworldmyrules,” Shauwn said.

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Kelly Khumalo proves to be a mother who is sensitive while with her children, and she wouldn’t watch the money spent on them go to waste.

 

On the latest episode of Life With Kelly Khumalo, the singer was seen getting all prepared and dressed for her son, Christian’s

The young boy and her sister, with some friends were all dressed in their costumes.

“Christian why did you being this,” Kelly said.

In response, her son said, “She brang them, not me.”

Kelly was shocked by the use of broken English by her son, and she scolded him by saying she didn’t send him to school to speak broken.

The video has garnered views on social media, as Somizi shared his recorded screen on Instagram, and other celebs have been in serious laugh.

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