Phindile Gwala is in hot water as a young woman has named and shamed her for attacking her and damaging her phone last night night at Cubana night club.

It seems the actress wanted to keep a low profile and didn’t want anyone taking pictures or videos of her. A girl who was also at Cubana says she was standing out side the club about to go home and was busy taking videos of herself while waiting for her ride, Phindi assumed the girl was actually taking videos of her.

Phindi allegedly shouted to her friend “there is another one”, they descended upon the girl, took her phone, deleted the videos and scratched the girl’s face.In other news, her marriage to husband Armando Ngandu is flourishing as the two are celebrating two years of marital bliss! The actress and her husband have been going strong for two years nowHappy Anniversary @phindilegwala_official. We are unbelievably doing this thing at our own pace with God’s help. Thank you for being patient with me, supportive in every way and truly honest! You are one of a kind. TO MANY MORE,” wrote Ngandu.

“Two years ago on this day I married my best friend and the love of my life. You complete me in every way and I love you so much. Happy 2nd Wedding Anniversary my love,” wished Phindile.The Muvhango actress also celebrated her birthday a day ago, “Happy birthday to me… Dear God, I’m grateful for everything,” she wrote. Her hubby gushed over her as well, “HAPPY BIRTHDAY MY LOVE. You are my life angel and words can’t describe what a wonderful person you are! STAY YOU & BLESSED.”

Revealing how they met, Phindile and Armando narrated their bubbly love story on Kelly Khumalo’s TV show titled – ‘Love & Matrimony’ on GauTV, revealing that they met each other at a parking lot.

The very in love Phindile opened up about how her husband proposed to her in an interview with Drum Magazine. She said that her man took her to a fancy restaurant and that she had no idea that he was going to propose, “he told me he’d bought me something so I thought it was just a watch or earrings, when he went on his knee and put the ring on the wrong hand in front of an entire restaurant I broke down in tears,” she explained.

It was however not all rosy when she splashed her relationship all over social media. Phindile Gwala said that she was criticised when she started posting pictures of her husband on social media. The actress said that she stuck with her husband no matter what other people said.

“I was criticized when I started posting my man a few years back. Isn’t now a trend to post your partner? Don’t be afraid of showing off your blessings, people post their cars and lose them, post their new houses and get repossessed, posting about their new jobs and get retrenched. So nothing is guaranteed, nothing lives forever. Just do what feels right at that moment,”

Radio and Tv personality Anele Mdoda is having the best time of her life with her kids in Zimbali. However, she raised eyebrows when she declared that she will never stay in Zimbali again
“Yuh I will never stay in Zimbali again,” she tweeted.
Amongst many who were concerned and asked what happened is Somizi Mhlongo.

“What happened phela I have a home there…” he asked.
Even though Anele did not give Somizi all the details as to why she does not want to stay in Zimbali gain, she did mention that she wants to own a home as well there.
“The solution is simple wena Som G I need to be a homeowner here. This holiday rental indiqelisa nga bafana. What must happen is someone needs to go halvies with me on a house because wow lama prices,” she responded.
This is not her first complaint since her stay, she took to her Instagram two days ago to complain about Uber Eats in Zimbali. She wrote: “The chronicles of holidaying in Zimbali with no golf cart and no private chef (Uber eats is an obstacle course here) shows me uba that vacancy for Zulu Queen will have to be visited. Has the post been advertised on LinkedIn yet?”Her followers also started sharing their experiences in Zimbali following her tweet.
@Andiswamakanda said: “I was waiting for this! I checked out a day later after checking in and told them they can keep the money. Did not even have a plan B, sa hambha door to door looking for accommodation, in the night! Ayikho lento. Jonga! It’s just in the middle of nowhere, yonke into YiDrama. Then there is that nonsense code yabo for visitors which makes it nightmarish when you using Uber. Accessing the beach, yiMission. Zimbali is just for couples who want to lay in and look each other in the eye”

“Yeyi!!! How could I forget? What a mess. So traumatic. I couldn’t even get into my friend’s house that she’d given me residency to whilst she was away. Access everything but still. And no security was even willing to drive us to your rental home. Yhuuuu. A mess Bobo” responded @TopAfrica.

Anele has been trending on Twitter since the early mornings of today. Tweeps want to know what is going to happen now that the day she declared “Wendy Williams Day” is finally here. Khanyisile tweeted: “Happy Wendy Williams day everyone ….so Anele still hasn’t told us what to do on this special day??!”

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South African media personality, Neo Matsunyane is a household name, however many people recognise her for being Connie Ferguson’s ex-husband, rather than a celebrity in his own right. Aside from his affiliation with Botswana’s leading lady, he is a multi-talented television presenter, actor, director, and voice artist. He had a leading role on the television series, Kelebone.The 53-year-old actor and businessman was born on the 17th of January 1967. Connie Ferguson and neo tied-the-knot in the early 90s. Their marriage did not last, and the couple divorced in 1998. They have remained co-parents to their daughter Lesedi throughout the years, and have maintained a solid friendship for the sake of their child. She wished him a happy Father’s Day in June 2019. “Happy Father’s Day Tsunyinski @neomm17 ! Hope you have a blessed one!” Connie wrote. Neo also has other family members in the industry, including his other daughter, Momo Matsunyane, who is also an actress. She is recognised for her roles in Chin Up! and Dream World. Leo named Momo after Kgomotso Matsunyane, who is a popular radio and television presenter in the country. Kgomotso Matsunyane also happens to be Neo’s sister, and is best known as a seasoned television director, producer, and radio presenter. She has been in the entertainment industry for over two decades now.

The public has paid extra close attention to him as his daughter, Lesedi, has grown, as she shares an extra close bond with her step-father, Shona Ferguson. Lesedi and his stepdad Shona are very close and he treats her like his very own daughter. The amount of respect they have for each other is unmatched as Shona is constantly gushing over her and share some of his favourite dishes Lesedi prepares for her.

Nozi Langa is a South African actress, motivational speaker, theatre performer, presenter and model. She is famous for acting in Skeem Saam, a local SABC 1 production where she plays the role of Glenda Mogotsi. Apart from this, she has performed in other productions that have made her the person she is today.

She is glad she discovered her passion early in life, and she is highly driven to help others do the same. She is continually asking the youth to expand their knowledge base and to invest time and effort into what they like doing. We shall look at her life story here.

Nozi Langa profile summary
Full name: Nozipho Langa
Age: 26
Year of birth: 1994
Marital status: Single
Nationality: South African
Profession: Actress, Presenter, Radio Host, Motivational speaker
Nozi Langa early life and career
Her real name is Nozipho Langa, and she was born in 1994 in Polokwane, Limpopo, South Africa. She was raised by her loving parents, though her mother died when she was in high school. Her father later helped her go through university education and career

Nozi Langa age at the start of her acting career was 15 years. She studied Dramatic Arts at the Prestige College and later joined an acting agency. In 2013, she attended the University of Witwatersrand in Gauteng for a degree in Dramatic Arts.

Nozi Langa acting career
She began working extensively in school camera projects, which would later open up doors for her in acting. She clenched her first acting job in the South African soap opera, Skeem Saam,in 2017. She said it was a big breakthrough for her given the challenges and demanding work that comes with acting.

Heartbreaking news about Rhythm City Actress Mapula Mafole Rhythm City, took the watchers as well as their cast individuals by astonishment. What appeared to have gotten going as gossip has now at long last occurred, and tragically there were a couple of entertainers and entertainers who were not prepared for the life after it. One of their previous entertainers, Mmapula Mafole broadly known as “Mmapula from mood city” accepted the open door to give out a short meeting about existence after the show, and numerous South Africans were left in tears:…
“Waking for work… can’t believe RC days are coming to an end soon. It’s really been a journey of growth. I’ll always be grateful. Now I pray God opens new doors for me… so many great shows on SA tv I’ve been watching. So much talent!! I pray there’s a place for me,And I’m not in tears lol. I probably will be when we wrap though coz I enjoyed my work, but I’m not hopeless. My journey is only beginning”said mapula

“Definitely God will open big door my sister You very talented never doubt that You still have many characters to play”said a twitter follower