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Fun facts on Brighton Ngoma

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Scandal! actor Brighton Ngoma lets us in on his favourite 90s jam, the best advice he’s ever given, and other interesting things. By Kwanele Mathebula

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1. The last picture I took with my phone was of my son.

2. In my free time, I spend time with my son and work on getting my production company off the ground.

3. The most interesting thing about me is that I can knit.

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4. The most memorable performance I’ve watched is whenever my wife, Tshepiso Mashego, sings on stage because it reminds me of why I fell in love with her.

5. The best and worst purchases I’ve ever made were my car and iPhone 5.

6. A body part that I wouldn’t mind losing would be my fingertips.

7. If I could know the truth to one question about my life journey,I would ask if there’s an afterlife.

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9. One thing I miss about my childhood is the adventure of being a child free of responsibilities.

10. I deal with failure by withdrawing.

11. The best advice I’ve ever received was to be myself.

12. The best advice I’ve ever given was: don’t be nervous; be at their service.

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13. My bucket list includes sky diving, bungee jumping, getting a pilot and racing licence.

14. The best gift I’ve ever received is my son.

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