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Pam Andrews gears up to make TV comeback

Former Rhythm City actress Pam Andrews has shared exciting news with her fans after revealing that she has officially landed her first acting role since returning to South Africa from London, United Kingdom.

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The actress took to Instagram to share her emotional journey of returning to the entertainment industry after a six-year absence from television. Pam explained that she is finally back on set and expressed her gratitude for the support she has received from fans throughout her challenging journey.

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On her Instagram, she said, “I just wanted to let you guys know the good news. I just got my first acting job since coming back to South Africa. I know you guys were with me when I was going to all the auditions. I feel like you guys have been with me through that journey, from way back when I was sick and all these things.”

She also said, “When I auditioned for this role, I walked away thinking I didn’t get it. I told my family I didn’t think I got it. Then my agent called me a week later and said, ‘Congratulations, you got the role.'”

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Pam also revealed that she had just finished filming when she recorded the update and was still wearing her character’s makeup. The actress also reflected on why she stepped away from the entertainment industry in the first place.

Health challenges led Pam to take a break from acting to focus on her recovery. Although she has not yet revealed the name of the production, the actress confirmed that filming is already underway.

Well, congratulations are in order for Pam.

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