Connie Ferguson is back as Harriet Khoza on ‘The Queen’ and enthusiasts of the Mzansi Magic telenovela have missed her during her nonappearance.

 

 

 

 

 

Connie Ferguson as Harriet Khoza on ‘The Queen’. Picture: Instagram, @connie_ferguson

The Queen entertainer Connie Ferguson got a lovely greeting back from the Ferguson Films group on set.

The entertainer is returning after the death of her significant other Shona Ferguson toward the finish of July. Her room was loaded up with inflatables, roses and gifts as Connie caught the second on camera.

She composed on Instagram: “Group #thequeen #fergusonfilms. I love you all to such an extent! Much obliged to you for now. It’s nice to do the very thing you love knowing it’s for a reason greater than yourself. I’m appreciative that we keep on strolling this excursion together, and every one of our successes and triumphs are to the wonder of the all-powerful God. For the sake of our Lord Jesus Christ.”

Connie’s post additionally read: “New Slate. Leader Producer: God. Chief: Jesus. Featuring: THE HOLY SPIRIT.”

Her nonappearance on The Queen left some vulnerability as certain fans were worried over her person Harriet Khoza and her sentiment with Hector.

In August, the new season presented a storyline that saw past most despised foes Harriet and Hector (Rapulana Seiphemo) begin to become hopelessly enamored with one another.

Harriet’s person is the female authority of her family and at the focal point of numerous storylines on The Queen, she hasn’t been on screen for quite a long time consequently fans have missed her.

Chief Wandile Magadla made statements will be OK going ahead with the show.

He composed: The moment you strolled onto set, we as a whole realized that we going to be okay. Welcome back diMazo @connie_ferguson.”

It is intriguing to perceive how Harriet gets back to the show, particularly after she passed on to go conceal her affections for Hector at her mom’s home in the North West region.

Chief Wandile Magadla made statements will be alright going ahead with the show.