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Generations The Legacy actor Winston ‘Lehasa Moloi’ receives threats in real life for his character

Generations The Legacy actor Lehasa Moloi who plays the role of Winston on the SABC 1 soap opera, has angered fans by his current storyline onset. In Generations, Winston is an I T businessman who debuted as a patient who had interests in Dr. Sphe Moroka. Having little information about his background, Sphe, who had relationship problems with Dr. Luyolo Dzedze, grabbed on an opportunity to date Winston, who was too good to be true.

 

 

 

Winston on Generations The Legacy

Winston turned out to be the notorious and ruthless serial killer who wreaked havoc by kidnapping and killing young women, this Sphe realized while it was too late. An IT guru who knows well how to manipulate technology and cover his tracks, Winston killed Mia (Bronwyn Nunn) and kidnapped Sphe. Generations The Legacy fans were angered by Winston’s actions and the GBV storyline, thus turning the heat on Lehasa in real life.

Lehasa Moloi was threatened in real life for playing Winston on Generations The Legacy

Lehasa revealed that he had created real-life enemies because of his role as Winston on Generations The Legacy. Fans have turned to call for his head and threaten him in public spaces, though it’s all acting and fictional; Generations fans are baying for blood. Moloi divulges that he is nowhere near Winston’s character; he is not a serial killer in real life.

Lehasa Moloi

It’s difficult because it’s real; people like this existed and wreaked havoc on our society!

Your neighbor/colleague/boss/idol/lover could be preying on society behind a smile, behind a huge bank account, behind the wheel of a German sports car.

I repeat, GBV MUST STOP! This storyline isn’t a joke or just there for your and my entertainment but also as a wake-up call to society. I can’t believe I have haters now in real life.- Lehasa Moloi.

Lehasa Moloi joined Generations The Legacy cast after suffering rejection in the industry, which he described as discriminating against minority languages. His acting ability and storyline have been received with a pinch of salt amongst Generations fans.