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5 times Thembsie Matu made us LOL

Our July cover star Thembsie Matu never fails to tickle our funny bones when she hits our  television screens. With over 30 years in the industry, it’s no small feat that she is still able to capture local audiences with her own brand of comedy.

Here’s a look at a few times she had us rolling on the floor.

1. When she called her family to inform them that they could talk for free on weekends.

Can you belive sengina 50k followers

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2. Her character as Sis B on etv’s Rhythm City.

And then there was Sis B #RhythmCity #citizens rise up

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SEE ALSO: Thembsie Matu – Doing things her own way!

3. When her character, Petronella, on Mzansi Magic’s The Queen dished out sex advice.

4. When Petronella made the cast break out of character in laughter.

SEE ALSO: The Queen Actor Vusi Thanda on playing Mzoxolo and Emzini wezinsizwa

5. The hilarious arguments between Petronella and her bae, Mjekejeke.

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