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Netflix releases official trailer for Fatal Seduction

Netflix released the official trailer for the highly anticipated series, Fatal Seduction, launching on the platform on the 7th of July. The can’t-look-away tale tells of secretive desires and hidden passions which explode when Nandi (Kgomotso Christopher) spends a life-altering weekend away from her husband, Leonard (Thapelo Mokoena) and discovers how far she is willing to go to release her inhibitions.

Produced by the company Ochre Moving Pictures, this new series was executively produced by Robbie Thorpe, Stan Joseph and Lodi Matsetela. Writers include Steven Pillemer, Dami Elebe and Sydney Dire.

Very quickly, tragedy ensues and Nandi’s world crumbles around her. What follows is the unravelling of hidden intentions, which sets off a chain reaction with powerful results. Tangled into this web of intrigue and betrayal are Nandi’s best friend Brenda (Lunathi Mampofu); the mysterious stranger Jacob (Prince Grootboom); Vuyo (Nat Ramabulana), a Private Investigator and Leonard’s brother who is on a quest for redemption; and Zinhle (Ngele Ramulondi) and Laura (Frances Sholto-Douglas), who are both figuring out the dynamics of their friendship.

See below the official not-safe-for-work trailer of Fatal Seduction.

Fatal Seduction launches on the 7th of July, only on Netflix.

Also see: New, saucy South African series Fatal Seduction to launch on Netflix

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