Photo of Sergio Miller

Kgomotso and husband Calvin Christopher celebrate their 20th anniversary

2y By Sergio Miller

One of South Africa’s most decorated actresses Kgomotso Christopher, has happily enjoyed being in her love bubble and her supporters are thrilled to experience the journey with her.

The multi-award-winning actress, best known for her roles in soapies like Isidingo and Generations: The Legacy, recently celebrated a milestone wedding anniversary with her husband of two decades, Calvin Christopher.

Taking to Instagram, she shared a post honouring their special day with a sweet post, which she captioned: “A porcelain wedding anniversary… 20 years.”

Accompanying the post was a video reel that shows the couple enjoying several happy moments over the past twenty years of their unity, while Ed Sheeran’s Perfect plays in the background.

Meanwhile, Calvin, who has done an outstanding job in staying out of the spotlight, took to the comment section highlighting how much he is looking forward to making another 20 years of memories with his loving wife.

While her private life is continuing to soar, so is Kgomotso’s career. This comes following a recent announcement that she will soon be returning to her role on the SABC1 soapie Generations: The Legacy as Keabetswe Moloi.

During her first stint on the show in March this year, casting director Russel Savadier expressed his excitement about having her on their set.

Speaking to IOL he said: “Kgomotso is one of the genuine leading ladies on television today. She’s always luminous and totally compelling to watch. We’ve wanted her to join the show for quite some time. I’m delighted that she’s agreed to join the ‘Generations’ family.”

Also see: Kgomotso Christopher shares how real life influences her captivating TV roles | Bona Magazine

 

LIFESTYLE

The rise of indigenous language podcasting in South Africa

For decades, South Africa’s formal broadcasting and commercial audio sectors were heavily dominated by English and Afrikaans, leaving millions of indigenous language speakers on the periphery of mainstream media. Also see: Podcast Day: South African podcasts to add to your listening list Today, however, a digital audio revolution is quietly reshaping the nation’s cultural landscape. […]

Read more...
CELEBRITIES

Bokang Montjane-Tshabalala offers free autism screening and developmental support to families

Bokang Montjane-Tshabalala is encouraging parents and caregivers who have concerns about their children’s development to seek professional guidance through a free autism screening initiative at the Owethu Ausome Centre. Also see: 15 years later: Bokang Montjane-Tshabalala reflects on Miss Universe SA journey The initiative, brought to families by the Bokang Montjane Foundation, aims to help […]

Read more...
ENTERTAINMENT

Video of King Misuzulu smoking during phone call sparks mixed reactions

A video appearing to show Zulu monarch King Misuzulu kaZwelithini smoking during a phone call has sparked mixed reactions on social media, with viewers divided over the footage and the expectations placed on traditional leaders. Also see: King Misuzulu announces plan to apologise to Shembe leadership The clip shows King Misuzulu dressed casually while seemingly […]

Read more...