Happy birthday to talented actress Nandipha Khubone Sibongile in Gomora
Nandipha Khubone is a young actress. She is widely recognised for playing Sibongile on the Mzansi Magic television drama series Gomora.No doubt she has the plug, and her unmatched talent has already thrust her into the limelight.The actress starred as Skylar King in the short film Bonnie and Bonnie. Many are familiar with her on screens, but who is she away from the camera? Read here for more.

However, so many questions have been asked about the new kid on the block. Here are some interesting facts about the fast-rising star sensation.

The bubbly actress just turned 24 years old She might be a spoilt brat on screen, but Nandipha is much different in real life. However, she is reserved and loves spending time with her family. She is also very fond of her siblings.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nandipha Khubone’s father’s first name is unknown, and he is presumably referred to as Mr. Khubone. Nandipha Khubone’s mother is known as Siyabonga Majozi. The actress has three siblings and often shares their photos on her Instagram account.

The Gomora actress’s educational background details have so little information. However, she attended a co-ed primary school and an all-girls high school. Later on, Nandipha enrolled at the New York Film Academy in Los Angeles, where she studied filmmaking and acting foundational skills. She graduated online in 2020.Nandipha revealed that her acting passion developed in grade 9 when her parents divorced. She involved herself in studies and extracurricular activities to evade the effects of her parent’s divorce. The actress made her screen debut in the film Bonnie and Bonnie, in which she played Skylark King. Her major role to date is playing Sibongile in Gomora.

The Bonnie and Bonnie actress is a South African citizen by birth. She was born in Durban, in the KwaZulu-Natal region of South Africa. She also resides in South Africa. Nandipha went to Los Angeles, America, to study at the New York Film Academy. However, she was forced to return to South Africa when the COVID-19 pandemic struck. The actress, however, revealed that she completed her course and graduated online in 2020.