Former Generations actor, Thabiso Mokhethi who used to play the role of Samuel on the SABC 1’s telenovela recently opened up about some of the hardships he has experienced in life after leaving the local soapie.

LOST FAITH IN GOD: FORMER GENERATIONS ACTOR THABISO MOKHETHI
Thabiso Mokhethi was interviewed on Gogo Skotheni’s The Venting Podcast where he got candid about some of the challenges he has faced in life including losing faith in God, going through an unwanted divorce, and losing all his immediate family members.

 

 
“My wife was my best friend, my kids were my friends, we travelled together, did everything together. But when the money stopped coming in, it seemed the love started fizzling away. The respect lessened and the arguments increased — instead of growing together, my ex-wife and I were growing apart. So, all these things happened after leaving Generations.The 41-year-old explained that because he is an artist, he couldn’t find the inspiration to bring out his best and find another job. He ended up not working for some time and eventually started feeling alone and depressed. At some point he was desperate because nothing was coming his way.

“I was trying, trying, trying, and I started being angry with God for taking away those things. I was losing my faith in God. The biggest thing that made me lose faith was losing my marriage,” he said.MORE ABOUT THE FORMER SANGOMA/ACTOR
Thabiso Mokhethi has previously been candid about his past with drug addiction and depression, TshisaLIVE reported. Whilst still going through the divorce that he didn’t want, the former Generations actor shared that his older brother was killed mysteriously, making him the only member left from his immediate family.

“So while I’m going through a divorce, my brother gets murdered. So from the Mokhethi family, I became the only one left. My mom and father died, my older brother just got murdered and the youngest died in a car accident with our mom. While I’m still going through that, my wife divorced me… that loneliness…that brokenness…and then you still remember, on top of all of this, I’ve got no job,” he shared.

South African actress Phindile Gwala is famous for her role on Muvhango. She is even more famous for her curves and bubbly personality which she recently showcased in a hilarious video. In the clip which has gone viral on social media, she can be seen showing off her less than perfect dance moves.

Hilariously, social media users couldn’t help but laugh as they watched her do the stiffest dance under the sun. Many of them remarked that it looked like she was having a seizure or fit of some sort.Phindile Gwala is one of the country’s most popular actresses. She has appeared in shows such as Muvhango, Imbewu: The Seed and uZulu no Mhlaba.

 

 

She is also a mother and wife to her DJ husband, Armando Ngand.When she isn’t on screen or looking after her beautiful family, she is posting fiery content that leaves her fans gushing.

Her latest video has however left many laughing their butts off.

In the video which was shared by gossip blogger Musa Khawula on X, she can be seen showing off her best Skomota moves.

Take a look below:In the comment section, social media users had very little kind words for the actress who they say was just embarrassing herself.

Some of them even commented that it looked like she was having a seizure.

“Is she possessed with ancestors or what’s happening here?” one fan asked while another commented:

“But we did say this lady won the dance challenges – sesifelani kan? Gogo Phindile should just do spring cleaning and not participate in dance challenges zeyingane”

Actor Lindani Nkosi, who is popularly known for his roles in Isidingo and My Brother’s Keeper says he’s played Moshe in children’s series Takalani Sesame for 23 years.The Takalani Sesami puppeteer and actor Lindani Nkosi tells TshisaLIVE that he’s continued to appreciate the lovely and charming art of muppeteering since he got introduced to it when he was younger.

 

Nkosi who currently acts in Mzansi Magic’s popular telenovela, Brother’s Keeper adds that he’s been playing Moshe for over twenty years.

“I have been playing the character of Moshe since Takalani Sesame season one, which debuted in 2000. The funny thing is that I have continued to appreciate this lovely and charming art form ever since.”

“Seeing the looks on the faces of many South Africans when they learn that I have been playing Moshe, the enormous yellow meerkat, all along makes it much more fun now. It resembles a well-kept secret.”

Nkosi also reveals that one of the greatest thrills of his acting career has been participating in the magic created at Takalani Sesame, because a great deal of effort is put into ensuring that the final product is of a high quality.

He’s also been involved in an important effort that teaches kids the value of compassion towards one another, which is one of the most crucial life lessons

Rachel Kolisi gushed at Eben Etzebeth’s wood furniture he showed off on Instagram.

Eben had been moving after returning to Sharks after winning the Rugby World Cup with the Springboks.

Eben had been celebrating so much with his fellow players and had been so happy.Now that he was back to club rugby, Eben moved to Durban, where he would stay during his Sharks’ stay.

Sharing his Instagram, Eben expressed how happy he was to have joined the Sharks.

He even banned Siya Kolisi from commenting on his posts since they no longer play for the Springboks.

“It’s been a while! Great to be back with the @sharksrugby”

 

 

Glammy – Lynn Forbes sat down with Schalk on his podcast Your Mom of Schalk to chat about her son – AKA’s music journey. AKA was shot dead outside of Wish Restaurant on Florida Road, Durban on 10 February, along with his friend Tebello “Tibz” Motsoane.

She revealed that the other mom’s judged when she told them that AKA was not going to university. This was because his aspired to be a sound engineer and rapper.

“I can remember sitting at the school leavers brunch with all the St Johns mommies. And there I am sitting, but everyone is going to varsity but my son is like the only child that doesn’t go to varsity,” she said.

“You know how you just want to sink into the floor. Because when it comes to me and I say ‘no my son has decided he’s not going to varsity, he’s going to be a sound engineer and rapper… nobody said anything but I could feel it, that judgement was real,” she contined.

“Shame, you must be struggling so much with your child. This poor child is giving you so much trouble,” she says mimicking other mom’s thoughts.

Lynn also revealed that AKA later ran into one of his teachers, after he made it and told her he was “just dabbling in a bit of music.”