Many people actually get shocked when they get to see some actors and actresses off the screen in their actual lives.

• This is mainly because some of them are actually very much different to the characters that they play.

• This goes the same for Brenda Mhlongo as in real life she’s totally different to the characters that she plays on the shows that she has been on.

Brenda Mhlongo is a South African actress, singer and dancer who’s mainly known for her role as Nandi on Generations: The Legacy. Nandi was the wife of the notorious gangster, Jack Mabaso and she was also a nurse at one of the hospitals on the show. On the show, Brenda looked like just a simple mom who dressed like any other mother that we know but in real life, Brenda is nothing short of being a Boss Lady and Slay Mama.

When you take a look at some of the pics of Brenda Mhlongo, ,you see that she’s someone who’s very much fashionable and also likes looking good. This is however not really a surprise as one of her daughter’s is a Influencer and YouTube and she’s very much fashionable as well, so obviously she’s will also help her mom out in terms of putting together looks so that she also looks good like her.

But according to the daughter, she says that she actually got the talent to be able to put together good looks from her mother, Brenda. So this means that Brenda actually dressed herself and she definitely knows how to dress well.

Brenda is a mom of three but based on how she looks, she definitely gives off the vibe of a cool mom. But she’s not only a cool mom as she’s also a boss lady. In addition to her being an actress, Brenda apparently has a foundation called the Brenda Mhlongo foundation which she’s back to operating again as she took a break from it when she joined Generations; The Legacy.

Right now, other than the foundation that she’s running, Brenda is also on ETV’s Imbewu. She plays the character of Priscilla “KaMadonsela” Bhengu on the show and she’s apparently really good at it. If you wanna catch her while doing her craft, then you can tune into Imbewu: The Seed every week, Monday till Friday at 21:30 on ETV, DSTV channel 194.