Fulu Mugovhani is an award winning South Afrian actress born on September 7, 1989 in Thohoyandou.

Fulu studied musical theater at Tshwane University of Technology where her father is a performing Art lecturer.

The beautiful actress made her television debut with her role as Nikki in the Mzansi Magic musical comedy-drama television series in 2013.

Fulu who is known for her role as Anzanni in the soapie “Isidingo” came to limelight with her first television role in the series “Ring Lies” and has also starred in numerous series such as Lion King, The Mechanic and so on.Mugovhani has learnt to embrace her flaws after being teased about the shape of her body and her childhood scars.

Fulu tied the knot with her DJ sweetheart and producer, Timi Modibedi popularly known as Miza, in June 2018.Fulu Mugovhani has got nominations such as Africa international film festival awards and South Africa film and television awards.

Social Media Profile
Instagram – @fulu_mugovhani
Twitter – @fulu-heart

Generations: The Legacy” actress Letoya Makhene said that she is “done fighting” after doing some hard introspection on her life during Covid-19.

Makhene took to Twitter where she wrote a thread for the masses saying if there is one thing she learned during this pandemic, is that it’s time to make peace with herself and her God.

She said: “Life right now is so unpredictable. Life at the moment has no guarantees. I see so many people still living with so much anger and hatred. I see people dying without having taken a moment to sit with God and reflect.

“Reflect on their lives and certain choices they’ve made. I see people not even trying to make peace with their own spirits. If there’s one thing that I’ve come to learn during this pandemic, is that it’s time to make peace with ourselves and our God,” she wrote.

She continued saying the only thing she is willing to fight for is to keep herself and her family alive.

“I’m done fighting. The only thing I am willing to fight for is to keep myself and my family alive. If you are at war with me, I will pray for you. If you’re digging a grave for me, I will forgive you. The only thing I ask is that if I’ve done you wrong in any way, please forgive me.

“If I’ve hurt you, please forgive me. I may be a spiritual being, but I am still human and therefore I am not without sin. I may have built a name for myself but I am not above you,” said Makhene.

She ended the thread saying that she isn’t sick or dying, but just reflecting.

“I pray that we all find our peace before it’s too late. P. S I’m not sick or dying. This is just me reflecting and sharing. I love you. God bless you. Thokozani,” she said.

Makhene’s fans shared her sentiments and commented with encouraging words.

Boity Thulo explains why she called men ‘roaches’.
Image: @Boity/Instagram
Media personality Boity won’t back down from calling trolls “unemployed roaches”, explaining again this week that she was clapping back at men who were bothering her.

Sometimes we all snap when the haters keep sending hate our way and queen Boity talked to us about a moment she had on Twitter a few days ago.

Last week, influencer Mihlali Ndamase took to our TL’s when a tweep slut-shamed the star. After lambasting the troll, other celebrities joined in the discussion including Boity.

The TV personality replied to a tweep saying that TL debates are full of people who don’t actually care about the safety of women, saying “don’t let the roaches bring you down to their level”.

Her comments caused outrage online and once the dust had settled, Boity took to Twitter to explain that she was being trolled by men and had lashed out at the hateful comments.

She said the “roaches” insult was aimed at the trolling men who were clogging her mentions and DMs.

“A few days ago, I was being trolled by a number of men on this app throughout the day. These men insulted me in every way possible. I too responded with insults and proceeded to call those men unemployed roaches.

“If you didn’t insult me that day, the insult was not meant for you,” Boity told her followers.The star is vocal about gender-based violence plaguing SA and in June wrote a strongly-worded letter to SA men.

“Dear men. All men. You do not own our bodies. You are not superior beings. We do not owe you our lives. We do not come from your f***ing rib. No means no! Stop killing us! Regards, Basadi.”

Busiswa Gqulu has revealed she is currently crushing on Kabza De Small and she also decided to throw in a shot or two.

After seeing a 2-minute video of DJ Maphorisa and Kabza De Small dancing to their song Bella Ciao, Busiswa commented on Kabza, who was in the passenger seat drinking his milk, calling him her crush.

“Crush yam izithe minciza ngoBisi pha kwi passenger seat, aka yaz ba nam ndine dairy [My crush is drinking his milk seated in the passenger’s seat, little does he know that I also have dairy],” she wrote on Twitter.Some of the Twitter responses to Busiwa’s offer were quite hilarious, with Abulele Fono writing: “Natural 100% Organic Dairy mnts’khaya!!!Yena he must stop playing with engineered milk and get the real deal”, and Maphobela saying: “Haibo. Kabza is too children for you. Yekel’ mtwana”.Celeb-on-celeb crushes are not uncommon in SA or other parts of the world for that matter.

Ok Mzansi once published a list of SA celebs and their own celeb crushes. Here are five of the featured celebs and their crushes:

AKA’s super crush is Nigeria’s Tiwa Savage
Cassper Nyovest’s crush is Minnie Dlamini. The rapper has opened up about it on social media.
Rapper Reason’s crush has always been Thembi Seete
Vuyo Dabula’s crush is Pearl Thusi. Have you seen his IG posts about Pearl?!
The one and only time Brian Themba revealed his crush, it was Pabi Moloi.
Just goes to show that when it comes to what the heart desires, even celebs get a little weak in the knees.

Police in Mpumalanga are searching for a suspect who “blatantly shot and killed” actress Thandeka Mdeliswa at her home on Evander on Thursday.

The actress, who is best known for her lead role in SABC’s isiNdebele language drama series iKani, was killed in a “heinous incident associated with Gender-Based-Violence”, police spokesman Brigadier Leonard Hlathi said, echoing a statement issued by the actress’s family earlier on Sunday.

According to police information, the victim heard a commotion between her brother and two men.

“She then went out to investigate the problem whereupon getting closer one of the men fatally shot her.“The two men fled the scene and police as well as medical personnel were immediately summoned, police managed to trace the suspects however, the shooter ran away hence the manhunt,” Hlathi said.

The Provincial Commissioner of the police in Mpumalanga, Lieutenant General Mondli Zuma indicated that it is despicable to learn that men continue to inflict pain on women daily. “We cannot allow such unexplainable actions to go unpunished hence we are making a clarion call to the public to assist in locating the killer. He has robbed the family and the country of a young life and talent respectively,” said General Zuma.

Police called on anyone with information that may lead to the arrest of the suspect to call Captain Patrick Malepe at 0820651299.