South African actress Pearl Thusi said she was punished at the airport for her ‘bad‘ habit. Even though they were joking, Pearl Thusi found it wanting that she was known for such habits. The talented actress was on her way to Zimbabwe to enjoy herself at Victoria Falls when it all happened. It seemed that Pearl is not a lady who is always on time when catching flights.

 

 

 

On top of being late, it seemed that she usually gets to the airport in a bad mood and not entertaining any jokes.
Surprisingly, she was at the airport in time and in a good mood that the lady at the till could make some jokes with her. She said she was finally early for a flight and in a good mood.

Pearl took it to her Instagram to share with her fans as she left the country for Victoria Falls, saying. This lady punished me! She said she is so happy to see @pearlthusi is finally early and in a good mood at the airport. The famous actress arrived at the airport wearing her black jacket that almost covered her face.

In the video, one could see that Pearl was in high spirits as she started a conversation with the teller. When Pearl is at the airport, she is in a hurry to attend shoots outside the country. She is a busy lady that doesn’t have a second to waste when her schedule becomes tight.

This must be the mood that most airport tellers get to see Pearl Thusi in, not that she has a bad habit. Having some time off enjoying the waters in Victoria Falls was probably thrilling for her.

Zizo Tshwete went from winning Miss South Africa Teen at 17 years in 2006 to cementing her career as TV and radio presenter. Where is she now?

 

 

 

 
The multi-talented model and presenter was born in Idutywa village, Transkei in the Eastern Cape. She is formally known as Zizo Beda before her marriage to media personality and politician Mayihlome Tshwete whom she wedded in 2015. According to Afternoon Express , she had seen herself in the journalism field before her career in entertainment took off after winning Miss SA Teen.

Since then, she co-hosted SABC 1’s magazine show, Selimathunzi alongside Lunga Shabalala before moving on to co-host the 11th Annual Metro FM Music Awards, alongside Metro FM radio DJ, Tbo Touch.

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Over the years, her marriage has stolen the limelight and for the wrong reasons. On several occasions, her marriage was reported as heading down the drain, however, she still has not changed her last name so it is unclear whether she finally filed for divorce or not.

In 2021, Sunday World reported that her marriage had crumbed and Mayihlome had allegedly moved out of their Fourways home.

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ABOUT
South African television actress known for her role as Sthoko in the popular daytime soap opera Skeem Saam. She also preaches on AFM Boichoko radio. Her innosadiki Instagram account has 650,000 followers.

 

 

 

 

BEFORE FAME
She has posted that dark times in her childhood helped her form the work ethic to pull her through to her later success.

TRIVIA
She has also appeared as a celebrity judge on the reality TV series Pastors’ Wives. Her innocent_sadiki TikTok account has 500,000 followers. She updates it with modeling photos, family videos, behind-the-scenes, career updates, and fashion photos.

FAMILY LIFE
Her husband’s name is Phindulo Sadiki. She has two daughters named Emma and Ntombana Mukonanyi. Her mother died when she and her twin sister Millicent were only four years old. Her father was in prison, so they were raised by their maternal grandparents. Later, her father was murdered and his killer never found. Her real name is Asnath Thabang Innocent.

ASSOCIATED WITH
She and fellow South African presenter Bonang Matheba have both been personalities on the SABC 1 channel.

Though women are often the pillars of churches, senior positions are still dominated by men, but not in Church By The Valley, where actress and preacher Innocent Sadiki will head her own branch from September 3.

The actress and her husband, also a preacher, announced that Innocent would head one of the church’s new branches after she was appointed senior pastor at the weekend.

 

 

 

Speaking to TshisaLIVE, Innocent said while she always knew she was “called to lead”, the promotion took her by surprise.

“It’s difficult to answer this question because I have no doubt God has called me, but to lead a church is different for me. God too“This is why I have the annual conference ‘Beauty and the Blessed’, to engage women with provoking conversations with the aim to promote a shift in mindset and bring to light new approaches for mitigating the societal challenges facing women in this era of our nation.”

Innocent said she gets her mandate from the Bible.

Quoting from scripture, the mother of two recalled Matthew 28:19-20: “Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”

Sharing her vision, Innocent said a church under her leadership would be characterised by order and community.

“I’m a very structured person, so I would like to see a church of order and most importantly build a community church. A home of worship and praise, a one-stop church which will cater for all spiritual wellness needs. I would like to see God take us to the nations. I don’t see a church, I see a global movement. The vision is bigger than me or even the church. If we remain humble, God will fulfil His plans.”

Asked if the added responsibility will mean less acting, Innocent said she would successfully juggle both.k me by surprise. When I said I’m available to be used by Him, I didn’t know He would take it this far. However, I understand the assignment very well. I’m here on earth for a deeper purpose, my life is in His hands. So where He leads me, I will follow,” said Innocent.

The actress, well known as Sthoko on Skeem Saam, said she wasn’t fazed by being a senior preacher, a position usually held by male preachers.

“This is a reality but it doesn’t worry me at all. I know before He called me, He had qualified me. I’m also an advocate for women empowerment, so this hits home for me. This is an opportunity for me to show our God is able to use women mightily in the church. I’m never going to minimise myself for anything or for anyone.

Oros Mampofu

Popular South African actor Oros Mampofu credits his faith and wanting to build a legacy for his two daughters as reasons he remains grounded despite his increasing fame.

Not only did he make his breakthrough on SABC’s Skeem Saam but he has gone on to star in Netflix’s Savage Beauty and KykNET’s Hartklop.

 

 

 

The 32-year-old told the publication having Jesus Christ as his lord and saviour is what’s been grounding him in the entertainment industry since he found fame.

“You transverse in your journey, you learn, see and experience a lot of things and you realise very quickly the person who keeps us under the hand is him. Jesus is really the one. It can all seem like the perfect answer or the novel answer but it is until you’ve experienced everything you realise that this really makes a difference. Knowing I’m safe under him is really good.”

Oros has two daughters with his partner Bianca Carmichael and he wants to model a life for his children they can look back on.

Oros Mampofu

“I think my desire, my hunger to be an example to them in the best way possible, it keeps me hungry and aggressive, but it also keeps me anxious and aware. I’m trying to keep that balance because you can move boldly and be confident and crash like that car moving at 180km/h but be too slow and end up losing your opportunities because you are under the shell.

“So it’s always this game of figuring out the balance, and always trying to strike a healthy balance and it takes discernment. Obviously we are human, we will fall at some point because we are not perfect. The only person who is perfect is Jesus.