Shonisani Masutha makes her relationship with Thobani on-screen look so real that people can not help but picture them together in real life. The young actress has tapped into her comedian side with her current role in KwaMamazala on SABC 2. Despite Charlotte’s undeniable chemistry with Thobani on-screen, the actress has been in a serious relationship with her boyfriend for over a year in her off-screen life.
Her role as Charlotte in KwaMamazala
Shonisani’s role as Charlotte is that of a woman who lives with her in-laws and has a problem with sleepwalking which has found her in difficult situations. She also loves to eat, especially food made by Mam Shiela and likes to dance despite having two left feet. However, her love for Thobani is undeniable, and she loves him more than anything in the world.
Get to know Shonisani’s boyfriend, Siya Mawisa.
Shonisani Masutha wears her heart on her sleeve like her on-screen character in real life as she shows off her boyfriend any chance she gets. The actress is dating Siyabulela Mawisa and has been for over a year. The two made their relationship official on social media after six months of dating last year in October. They have been sharing their experiences with their followers on dates or functions they attend together.
Siyabulela Mawisa works as a Regional Marketing Manager at BetPawa and lives in Johannesburg, where he works. He has been working in that position for the past seven months, and before that, he was a senior social media manager for the same company. Siya has worked as a social media manager for several companies like Publicis Groupe Africa, and before that, he was employed by 8909 Digital and many more.
His education
For his education, Mawisa attended the University of Cape Town, studying towards a degree in Accounting and Finance, but he did not complete the programme. Mawisa later pursued a Bachelor of Commerce degree in Finance at the University of the Western Cape. To perfect his craft in social media management, he attended AAA school of advertising and Red and Yellow creative school of business.
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