Episode 72, Monday, July 8, 2024: A call for assistance is made, but is it heard? Despite the woman’s appeal, it appears that those bridges have been burned. Man is broken by Zaza’s greed for money.
Tuesday, July 9, 2024, Episode 73: Layla is on high alert due to a flashback. Zaza’s antics come thumping. The strange behavior of Tlhogi raises questions.
Bongani Mohosana, better known by his stage name Murdah Bongz, is a South African musician who recently penned a heartfelt birthday message for his “step-daughter,” Kairo Forbes, on her ninth birthday. Murdah Bongz, a former member of the electronic music duo Black Motion, has been praised for his role as an exceptional step-parent to Kairo.
AKA was tragically shot and killed outside of Wish Restaurant on Florida Road on February 10, 2023. In his birthday tribute to Kairo, Murdah Bongz expressed that life had gifted him with the joy of Kairo, and he loves her dearly, showcasing the strong bond they have developed as a family.
Murdah wrote to Kairo:
“I didn’t give you the gift of life, but life gave me the gift of you. Happy Birthday @kairo.forbes ❤️I love you,” he wrote.
DJ Zinhle’s heartfelt tribute to her daughter Kairo Forbes on her ninth birthday reflects the profound love and pride she holds for the young girl. The media personality penned a warmly worded message, expressing her daughter’s endearing qualities and the immense joy she brings to her life.
Zinhle’s words convey a sense of deep gratitude, as she acknowledges Kairo’s growth, talents, and role as a cherished big sister. The reference to the late Kiernan “AKA” Forbes, Kairo’s father, underscores the family’s commitment to preserving his memory and ensuring Kairo’s continued well-being. Zinhle’s fervent prayers for Kairo’s health, happiness, and divine guidance underscore the unwavering support and nurturing environment the young girl enjoys, as she navigates the milestones of her formative years.
“My baby is 9 👑 Happy Birthday @KairoForbes, the sweetest lady baby I know 😜, the best big sister & most talented girl. You surprise me everyday, may God continue to bless you with great health & happiness. I also pray that he continues to guide me and @murdahbongz as we raise the most precious girl,” DJ Zinhle wrote.
“Kiernan will forever be in your heart & we will keep his memory alive. We love you so much, I hope you know how proud we all are. Happy Birthday my Angel pie. Owethu kaMama ❤️,” she continued.
The outpouring of adulation and admiration from Murdah’s devoted fanbase underscores the profound impact he has had as a role model and parental figure. His unwavering commitment to his daughter, has resonated deeply with his audience, who have taken to social media to express their heartfelt appreciation for his exemplary display of fatherly love and devotion.
The accolades bestowed upon Murdah, ranging from being hailed as the “Father of the year” to being lauded as “proof that there is a God out there somewhere,” speak volumes about the inspirational nature of his actions and the manner in which he has navigated the challenges of parenthood.
Moreover, the endorsement from the esteemed figure of AKA’s mother, Lynn Forbes, underscores the universal admiration that Murdah has garnered for his exceptional parenting skills and the profound impact he has had on those who bear witness to his unwavering dedication to his child.
For some time now, the Mzansi film industry has fast become one of the biggest in Africa, leaving many to connect the dots about the salaries of their favourite actors.
Rinkie Tleane, the acclaimed actress who captivated audiences with her portrayal of Matete in the popular SABC drama series “Bophelo ke Semphekgo,” has remained largely out of the public eye in recent years. The fan-favorite Sepedi actress, who was reportedly born in 1958, has kept her professional and personal life private, leaving her fans curious about her current whereabouts and activities, according to The South African
Tleane’s memorable performance as Matete, a character in the 1980s-set Soweto-based drama, earned her a dedicated following. She starred alongside a talented ensemble, including Lydia Mogokoloshi as Mma-Nkosheng, Nakedi Ribane as Senthaolele, and veteran actors Sello Maake KaNcube and the late Patrick Shai, who played Dr. Mashobadieta and Nkosheng, respectively.
The show’s popularity and Tleane’s compelling portrayal of Matete have left a lasting impact on South African television. Fans have eagerly awaited any updates or news about the actress, relieved to learn that she is still alive and well, even as she has maintained a low profile in recent years.As Tleane approaches her 66th birthday in 2024, her admirers continue to wonder about her current pursuits and hope that she may one day return to the small screen, captivating audiences once again with her exceptional acting skills and the character of Matete that she so brilliantly embodied. The legacy of “Bophelo ke Semphekgo” and Rinkie Tleane’s enduring impact on South African television remain a cherished part of the country’s cultural heritage.
South Africans respond to the actress’s most recent photo:
@mashoto_: “I love how private she became what a mystery lady. Even her Instagram is private.”
@MaggyValen: “Why did I believe that she died a long time ago? OMG someone lied to me.”
@itu_nadia: “I thought she passed, glad to know that she is alive and well.”
@segomotso: “So happy that she’s still alive. I’ve Googled her before but couldn’t get any info. Thank you for sharing this pic. Wow, my childhood favourite.”
In the world of television, where actors bring fictional characters to life, the line between reel and real can sometimes blur. Such is the case with the sibling duo on the popular soap opera “Generations: The Legacy.” Angela Mogale, played by Lebohang Mthunzi, and Jonathan Motene, portrayed by JT Medupe, captivated audiences with their on-screen dynamic as the children of the character Tau Mogale. However, what many fans may not know is that these two talented actors are married in real life, adding an unexpected twist to their on-screen relationship as siblings.
The reboot of the long-running soap opera “Generations” into “Generations: The Legacy” introduced several new characters, including the ambitious and career-driven Angela Mogale. Audiences followed her journey as she navigated the challenges of trying to win her father’s love and make a name for herself in the advertising industry. At the same time, the character of Jonathan Motene, Tau Mogale’s son and Angela’s brother, was recast with the actor JT Medupe, further solidifying the on-screen sibling dynamic.
While the idea of actors who play siblings falling in love in real life can sometimes be met with apprehension or even cringeworthy reactions from fans, the case of Angela Mogale and Jonathan Motene proves that the heart wants what it wants, regardless of the fictional roles they portray. This unexpected real-life pairing adds an intriguing layer to the already captivating world of “Generations: The Legacy” and serves as a reminder that the entertainment industry is full of surprises.Lebohang and JT Sedupe’s relationship blossomed into a strong bond that captivated their fans. The pair’s inseparable friendship and effortless chemistry led many to wish they would take their partnership to the next level. To the delight of their supporters, the two eventually confirmed their romantic involvement, with JT even referring to Lebohang as his “wife” on social media.
Lebohang’s acting career has been marked by a string of impressive performances. She has landed leading roles in several films, including “Christmas,” “The Betrayal,” and “Emotions,” where she showcased her versatility by portraying characters such as Bohlale, Sharon, and Julie. Her talent has also been recognized in other prominent projects, such as “The Mud” and “The Truth Beyond His Naked Eye.” Furthermore, Lebohang’s stint on the popular soap opera “Generations” from 2014 to 2016, where she played the character of Tau Mogale’s daughter, Angela, further cemented her status as a rising star in the industry.
JT Sedupe, on the other hand, has built a successful career in both television and film. He has been featured in various TV drama series, including “Sokhulu and Partners,” “Rockville,” “Generations,” and “Isindingo.” His filmography includes roles in projects like “Phindile’s Heart” and “The Long Journey Home.”
Additionally, JT has demonstrated his versatility by venturing into the theater realm, with appearances in productions such as an adaptation of the book “Kwezi,” where he portrayed the role of Jacob Zuma, as well as other plays like “Peter Pan,” “Peter Rabbit,” “The Maker of Dreams,” “Smoke & Mirrrors” and “Big Love.”