Generations Gaddafi Actor’s Wife In Real Life.. See pictures
There’s no doubt that actor Vuyo Dabula is an absolute dreamboat. He has become one of the best actors we all love to hate. We’ve come to know him on Generations:The Legacy as Kumkani Phakhade aka Gadaffi, the thug in a suit.
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Former Generations: the Legacy actor, Vuyo Dabula is a callous man with a troubled past, always seeking to one up everyone. The award winning actor has played the Gaddafi character that most of his fans address him a “Gaddafi” in every show he appears in. He is the kind of character we all live to hate. Vuyo Dabula is definitely a favourite on the ladies and gentlemen menu because he is a sight for sore eyes.
Vuyo Dabula is a very private man. He is known to be married and also is a father to a 6-year-old boy, Kitso. Details about his family are unknown to the public because he keeps them private. However, he has hinted at having a happy marriage and being a proud father to an intelligent son.
Despite him not showing off his personal life on social media, the actor is a very married man, sorry everyone.
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He hardly shares on his love life nor does he live out his love life on the gram but he occasionally shares snippets.
Vuyo Dabula and his wife have a son. The boy’s name is Kitso. According to reports, the boy turned six years old in 2021. Mzansi has gathered that Dabula adores his son. However, he keeps details of himself and the rest of his family private. Dabula once gushed over his son, Kitso, in an interview where he revealed how intelligent he is and how much he makes him a proud father.
He said, “Kitso brings so much joy to me when I think that I’m responsible for raising such an intelligent boy. I want him to be confident in who he is and be humble because people who are confident and humble are often kind. He must also have self-respect, as a lot of positive things spring from that.”
A few months ago, fans were devastated to learn that Vuyu Dabula was checking out of the show and that means no more Gadaffi nights on weekdays.
The actor confessed that he never saw the role of Gadaffi as a lifelong role, he always knew he would leave one day. Vuyo Dabula mentioned that he was sceptical about being part of the soap from the beginning. According to him, he knew the kinda of performances and styles that he liked what was needed by the soapie, that’s when he noticed that he wasn’t going to be on the show for too long. It was a calcuted measure he needed to take one way or the other.
Vuyu Dabula agreed that he would miss the role of Gadaffi and Generations and it helped expose him to a lot of opportunities. Dabula is also a renowned model who has worked with many organizations across South Africa. He is also a famous bodybuilder and a fitness coach.
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