Kea from Rhythm City’s age leaves Mzansi in shock
Done with matric, Kea’s character goes on a new path. Her teenage character has Rhythm fans hooked on the show as she brings drama to the screens. As she executes her role flawlessly, masses wonder how old the actress is. The answer to that question has left Mzansi in shock.
Born on the 25th of February 1995, the upcoming actress is 26 years as of 2021. Kamogelo Molatlhoe is an upcoming South African actress popular for her role Kea on Rhythm City. The South African actress currently plays Kamogelo Molatlhoe on etv’s Rhythm City and has us believing she is still in her teens. That’s just how good she is, slaying a role that is almost 9 years younger than she actually is.
Kea from Rhythm City’s age leaves Mzansi in shock
Most of her roles portray a rowdy teenager and she has many wondering if that reflects her offscreen persona. Regarding the roles she plays, Kamogelo has this to say, “I always prefer to play roles that are different to who I am. My acting debut is when I play the character Gugu on Bona Retsang. I have also played Tshepang on season 1 of Ingozi. These roles challenged me as a new actor.”
The actress also has dreams of being an entrepreneur. In a bid to own her own production company, the actress ventures into sound tech, which she trains at Witwatersrand for. At present, she is a house sound technician at the Grahamstown Arts Festival. Apart from shocking us with her age, Kamogelo has also left fans bedazzled by her beauty. Her Instagram pictures always leave masses drooling as she is always serving looks.
To those who know her from Rhythm City, Kamogelo has made features in quite a number of shows. the actress features in an Original Mzansi Magic Movie called The Stick Up, in June 2016. The following year, she subsequently lands another role of Tshepang, a determined and energetic girl the drama series Ingozi. After joining Rhythm City she finally gets her first starring role in television playing Cebile on telenovela Lithapo in 2020.
Kea from Rhythm City’s age leaves Mzansi in shock