Media personality Somizi Mhlongo has added to the list of celebrities showing support for actress Brenda Ngxoli. SomG took to social to call upon corporates and promoters to book the talented actress.
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Somizi Mhlongo is a sister’s keeper. The star who has been praised for always looking out for his friends and fans recently added a comment to Brenda Ngxoli’s trending story.
The former The Queen actress charted trends and hogged headlines when she opened up about the abuse she has endured from her mother. Fans and fellow celebrities have shown the actress massive support. Content creator Mandisi Tshingana managed to raise R50 000 for Brenda in a few hours.
Taking to his Instagram page, Somizi Mhlongo also showed support for the talented actress. He wrote:
“Can the spirit of BOOKED AND BUSY locate this talented queen. Promoters. Corporate etc do your thing.”
Fans react to Somizi Mhlongo’s post
Social media users hailed Somizi for showing support for Brenda Ngxoli. Some fans commended Somizi for always stepping in to help others in need.
@vintagenation_za said:
“Emmy nominee yonke Nkosi yam! She’s super talented!!!🔥🔥🔥”
@miss_sunshine_mbally wrote:
“And she’s sooo talented Nkosyam 😍😍”
@_ntombana added:
“This is how actively supporting an unemployed person looks like. You mention their names in the right rooms. You push them forward 🙌👏👏👏. Thank you for not turning a blind eye Somizi❤️ . Most people would rather act “shocked” when people commit suicide instead of assisting where they can 🙏”
@beawtyspot noted:
“She shouldn’t even be made to audition for roles they know her work … she’s brilliant this Queen❤️❤️🙌🙌 At some point these artists should have a basic salary from department of Arts and Culture… 😢”
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What you need to know about Somizi Mhlongo
Somizi Buyani Mhlongo, born on 23 December 1972 in Soweto, Johannesburg, grew up in a family deeply invested in the entertainment industry. His parents, actress Mary Twala and actor-comedian Ndaba Mhlongo exposed him to the arts from a young age.
Somizi’s acting journey began at the age of 13 with a role in the 1987 film Scavengers. His big break came in 1992 when he joined the cast of the musical and political film Sarafina. Beyond acting, Somizi showcased his talent as a choreographer, debuting with Sarafina and later for huge events, including the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
Connie Ferguson donates R50k to Brenda Ngxoli
In more entertainment news, Briefly News reported that the South African production house Ferguson Films is one of the people who allegedly donated to actress Brenda Ngxoli.
Following her heartbreaking videos, exposing her mother of abuse, the former The Queen actress received immense support from fans, colleagues and fellow celebrities.
