Skeem Saam actress Samukele Mkhize has stunned Mzansi. Despite being older, she remains a beloved star known for her exceptional talent. She gained fame for her role as Mabuyi in the now-cancelled drama series Isibaya.
However, since her exit from the show, she has found success in the role of Khwezi on SABC’s Skeem Saam.
In Skeem Saam, she portrays a cunning and ruthless girlfriend to the ambitious thug Lehasa. The storyline also involves her character claiming that Lehasa is the father of her child, and they are living together as a family.
Recently, some viewers noticed something unusual about her legs in an episode, with speculations of possible Photoshop use. See the photos and reactions below:
Knock knees, kiss madolo scientifically known as “genu valgum,” refer to a condition where a person’s knees touch or come close together while standing, resembling a “kiss kiss” or “madolo” posture. While this condition is relatively common in young children, it usually corrects itself as they grow.
However, in some cases, knock knees can persist into adulthood and may cause discomfort or affect the alignment of the legs. To treat knock knees, individuals should consider a combination of conservative approaches, including regular low-impact exercises to strengthen the muscles around the knees, such as leg raises and inner thigh squeezes.
It’s important to note that treating knock knees requires patience and consistency. By adopting these measures, individuals can improve their leg alignment, alleviate discomfort, and enhance overall leg stability, leading to a more comfortable and active lifestyle.