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Pearl Modiadie returns to Rhythm City

7y By Kwanele Mathebula

Our January cover star Pearl Modiadie is making her comeback to acting on e.tv soapie, Rhythm City. The star will join the show as Thando who is set to create a huge stir in Mampho’s world.

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In a statement from the channel, Pearl shared her excitement sharing; “I’m pleased to be part of the cast of Rhythm City, joining a multitude of esteemed actors and actresses whose talent the country has embraced, celebrated and welcomed into their homes. Authenticity is the core of who I am and being part of a soapie that embodies a true South African narrative is truly an honour! I’m excited to bring Thando to life and hope the viewers enjoy being part of her journey.”

Pearl Modiadie will debut on Rhythm City on 17 April at 7 pm on e.tv (DSTV channel 194).

Pearl Modiadie returns to Rhythm City. We can’t wait!

 

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I’m making my debut as Thando on @officialrhythmcity tonight! 19:00 on e.tv / DSTV channel 194 Will you be watching? ?

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