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Internet reacts to Matthews Rantsoma leaving Scandal!

Actor Mathews Rantsoma received his flowers while he could still smell them from the internet users, following his last scene on etv’s Scandal! as he bid the show farewell.

After joining the show in 2021 as Nhlamulo Maseko playing alongside Nomvelo Makhanya who portrayed the character of Lindiwe Ngema, the thespian has been a fan-favourite ever since.

After Nhlamulo’s death on the show, X (formerly Twitter) users took to their timelines to honour Mathews for his portrayal of Nhlamulo.

Another user said.

Mathews also took to his Instagram page to cherish the memories he created at Scandal! his caption said: “Words fail me… emotions are galore. Memories will always be a part of me. Most of all.. the love I have for this thing we do, it’s not one that will die soon.”

He continued and showed gratitude to everyone who supported his character on Scandal!

“I’m forever grateful for this gift you guys gave me. Even when it was difficult to play the character, you were there. Mostly in the characters most happiest moments, you were there. I won’t forget you, I won’t forget that. I love you all, and thank you for everything.” he said.

 

 

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Instagram users took to the comment section to share their thoughts.

One user said, “I’m so sad to see Nhlaks exit the show, you were phenomenal.”

Another user said, “I don’t even have the strength to watch this scene. We love you Nhlaks and we wish you all the best in your future endeavours.”

Also see: Scandal actor Matthews Rantsoma reportedly leaves show

 

 

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