Nomafu on The River, Brenda Mhlongo took time out of her busy schedule to spend quality time with her young fans as she even performed a traditional dance for them. It wasn’t surprising to see the actress dancing for her younger audience because she is known for having a vibrant personality on and off camera.
She recently shared a video on her Instagram account showing her journey to one of the best schools in the nation, the King Park Public School. Along with other famous people, including maskandi star Khuzani, she went there to spend time with the kids. The kids probably anticipated a lengthy speech from her, but instead, she demonstrated that they could feel at ease around her by starting to perform a traditional dance. The students could be heard singing at the top of their lungs as she demonstrated some Zulu dance moves. She even threw her body to the ground, a crucial Zulu dance move demonstrating expertise. When she did that, the crowd went crazy, and she could be heard yelling louder than ever.
Brenda made sure to demonstrate that she was a true Zulu girl and that nothing could stop her, despite not necessarily dressed up in the appropriate attire, opting instead for a stylish outfit of a nice shirt and jeans. The students appeared to be very impressed by the actress’s impressive dance moves, and videos of the interaction show that they all had a great time.
Brenda Mhlongo runs a successful business empire and holds a CEO position in real life. Her investment in the real estate and construction industries accounts for a sizable portion of her millions. She has, however, frequently uploaded multiple photos of herself in the vicinity of construction sites and earthmovers.
Mhlongo does, however, appear to work hard for the comfortable life she leads. However, she demonstrates a lavish lifestyle thanks to her ample financial resources. To top off her opulent lifestyle, she has been given a limited edition V-Class that costs a fortune. She also flaunts around in a Mercedes Benz G-Wagon, which is worth R1 million.
The actress, 42, born on August 14, 1980, made a breakthrough when she was chosen to play Simba in The Lion King. As a member of the movie’s cast, she travelled throughout northern Europe and received several honours. The rest was history after that.
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Watch Nomafu “Brenda Mhlongo” from The River performing a traditional dance for students below:
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