Refilwe Modiselle Biography
Refilwe Modiselle was born on 2nd January 1986 in Soweto, South Africa. She is a South African fashion model with albinism and a media personality.

Refilwe Modiselle Education Background
Following her graduation from high school in Johannesburg, Modiselle studied advertising at Varsity College, graduating with distinction in her course. Throughout her work life, Modiselle has accepted modeling work – including modeling for David Tlale at South Africa Fashion Week in 2005. She has also featured in a number of South African print magazines.

Refilwe Modiselle Age | Birthday
Modiselle was born on January 2, 1986, in Rockville, Soweto, Gauteng, South Africa. Her birthday is on 2 January of every year.

Refilwe Modiselle Sisters
Modiselle angered by people asking if she is indeed a sister to Bontle and Candice. As a person living with albinism, she has been subjected to a lot of stereotypical judgment. One of those is people questioning if she is really Bonte and Candice Modiselle’s sister.

She thinks people feel the need to separate her because of albinism. The fact that three sisters are successful in their own right also many questioning. Refilwe as the big sister has answers to those as well.

Refilwe Modiselle Mother
Refilwe Modiselle is appreciating her mother for not rejecting her at birth as many children living with albinism often are. Taking to her Instagram page the media personality thanked her late grandmother for advising her mother to never throw her away or reject her.

“My mother relayed the story of how my grandmother said to her when I was brought home after my birth. ‘I never want to see this child in a dustbin…’ My mom honored that promise beyond words ‘Mamie’ Gran look at what I’ve done with my life I know you are with me always from the heavens,” she wrote.

The Modiselle sister also extended her gratitude to her mother for allowing her to be the person she needed to become to fulfill her purpose. Model Refilwe Modiselle is appreciating her mother for not rejecting her at birth as many children living with albinism often are.

Taking to her Instagram page the media personality thanked her late grandmother for advising her mother to never throw her away or reject her. “My mother relayed the story of how my grandmother said to her when I was brought home after my birth. ‘I never want to see this child in a dustbin…’ My mom honored that promise beyond words ‘Mamie’ Gran look at what I’ve done with my life I know you are with me always from the heavens,” she wrote.

The Modiselle sister also extended her gratitude to her mother for allowing her to be the person she needed to become to fulfill her purpose. “Grateful to my mom too for allowing me to be the person I needed to become to fulfill my purpose. (Look at our joy & laughter in this pic ??????) It hasn’t been easy but looks at me…through it all & still going strong no matter the weather. #InMySkinIWin,” she added.

She further encouraged people with children to love and understand that their children are God-given and not take for granted who they have been given because parents don’t know what lessons, love, joy, and blessings that soul will bring into their lives. “Many kids get rejected/are ostracised at birth because of a mere condition, not knowing how much of a blessing that, that child could be. Moral of the story is a child, a human being with a soul… no matter how they come!” she wrote.

NEW!Former Scandal actress takes lead in human trafficking series ‘Mzali Wam’
Former “Scandal!” actress Masasa Mbangeni takes lead in the new drama “Mzali Wam,” which is set to premiere on on Monday, January 4, on Mzansi Magic, DStv channel, 161.
The award-winning actress stars alongside “eHostela” actress Lungelo Mpangase and former “Generations” actor Dumisane Mbebe.
Mabangeni will play the role of Joyce, a woman whose child Ntokozo gets stolen at birth, only to later cross each other’s paths when a human trafficking syndicate that will shock Mzansi.
Mbebe will play Terror, a businessman who Joyce later discovers is not a person she thought he was.
Mpangase plays Ntokozo, a girl who gets entangled in an elaborate human trafficking ring involving her biological mother.
Taking to Twitter on Tuesday, Mbangeni shared the exciting news with her fans, she wrote: “We worked really hard. I hope you all enjoy!”
We worked really hard . I hope you all enjoy! ❤️ She added: “ I was rolling on the floor ePark Station for this show during a pandemic! Y’all better watch it.”
I was rolling on the floor ePark Station for this show during a pandemic! Y’all better watch it
— Bhut’ Masasa (@MsMasasa) December 29, 2020 The “Legacy” actress also shared the trailer and judging by the reactions on Twitter fans can’t wait for this thought provoking drama series.
— Bhut’ Masasa (@MsMasasa) December 29, 2020 Set in Johannesburg, “Mzali Wam”, was created by industry heavyweights Dineo Ranaka and Siphosethu Tshapu of Brains At Work Media production.

usually wows us with her amazing looks. She rarely leaves home without looking tip top. In her newest picture up on Instagram, Boity is wearing a stylish swimsuit and shades. She’s sitting atop a barrel with the chic Chanel No.5 perfume emblazoned across it. The entrepreneur also shared a story where she’s enjoying a glass of what looks like wine (perhaps Moet?). She’s sipping her drink while immersed in a rooftop pool. Boity is with some friends and they all look like they’re having a relaxing time and charging their batteries. We think she’s reenergizing herself to prepare for an action-packed 2021.

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Looking like a Queen

The entrepreneur also shared a story where she’s enjoying a glass of what looks like wine (perhaps Moet?). She’s sipping her drink while immersed in a rooftop pool. Boity is with some friends and they all look like they’re having a relaxing time and charging their batteries.

The celeb’s entire Instagram is a look-book for looking effortlessly stylish. Those who want to learn how to rock a pantsuit, a dress, or any outfit really, would do well to follow her and get some style tips.

The celeb also recently shared a picture of herself, looking like a million bucks in a red floral pantsuit.

Pearl Thusi is one of Mzanzi celebrities who get bullied most on social media. Pearl Thusi whose other names is Sithembile Xolo was born in KwaZulu-Natal. Pearl is model, actress, television host and radio personality. The Queen Sono actor who is 32 years old had a tough childhood Experiences because of her skin color ,even now Pearl is still getting bullied because of her skin color .

Some of people never even used Pearl Thusi’s work ethic against her but trying to attack her using her skin color, They even tried to make it look like she doesn’t know how to act, brands and companies just choose her for here skin color but not the talent.

Last time Pearl had an interview with Khanyi Mbau on Behind The Story on BET, Pearl broke down about the hate she still gets in the industry and from members of the public because she is light-skinned that’s why she is where she is. The Pearl skin color issue didn’t start now, Pearl revealed on the interview with MacG that when she was still young she used to herself because she wanted to look darker as people were always bullying her because of her skin color.

After the interview with MacG people started to attack her saying she is lying.

Every child was bullied even us bomnyamane thina we are worse but we didnt care and this doesn’t affect us even now Pearl must rest every child was teased nje when growing up

Very true I was bullied too and it hurt like holy hell! But I think what annoys many people, and me, about Pearl is her denialism about how light skin propelled her further than her darker skinned peers, in her industry. Light skin has been celebrated more and she knows it.

Pearl Thusi is like those white people who say white privilege does exist but refuse to admit that they too are beneficiaries of white privilege

No one is invalidating Pearl Thusi’s experience. Truth is colourism is systematic it’s not just a child hood experience.

It’s one thing being privileged & in denial but to constantly use your privilege to draw selfish attention using serious issues like bullying is unacceptable Pearl Thusi must learn to behave!

Beauty is the definition of african women all over the world . But the unusual beauty of sanele sophazi has got the attention of mzansi men and women .Many men have been drooling over this beautiful woman In the uniform of authority.

sanele sophazi is a cop from Durban kwazulu natal she is not only a cop but also famouse on different social media platforms an has thousands and thousands of follower on Instagram , facebook and many other social media platforms .sanele is only 32 years old she works at the Pinetown police station,Sanele said social media users were flocking to her place of work to get their documents signed by her. On social media users asked to be handcuffed by her.she said that when she is on duty like road blocks she sees people screaming from their cars cheering saying it’s really you . Some men write funny comments like “I would commit crime and break the law until I get arrested by you “.Sophazi says yes she is beautiful but she does not want people to respect her because she is beautiful but to respect her because of her job and her duty as an officer .sophazi mentioned that brands should message her just so they could get her as their ambassador for their companies. Her life was headed to a life of fame but she did not let that distract her from focusing on what’s more important ,her job .