Sophie Ndaba returns to acting
Sophie Ndaba Teases Comeback to Acting in 2024 with Nostalgic Generations Throwback
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Beloved South African actress Sophie Ndaba recently took a stroll down memory lane, sharing an old photo from her time on the set of Generations. The post, shared on Wednesday, December 20, hinted at her return to acting, sparking excitement among her social media followers.
In the throwback photo, Sophie is joined by former co-stars Connie Ferguson and Leleti Khumalo, reminiscing about the genesis of her career on the iconic soapie Generations. The actress, who portrayed Queen Moroka for an impressive 21 years, left a lasting impact on fans before departing alongside 15 other cast members due to salary and contract disputes.
As Sophie Ndaba hinted at her return to the screen in 2024, fans flooded the comment section with anticipation and support. Many expressed their love for her portrayal of Queen Moroka and the influence she had as a plus-size queen on television.
Comments poured in, praising Sophie for her role in building the nation through the iconic soapie. Fans eagerly encouraged her return to acting, emphasizing how she was born to make them smile. The throwback photo sparked a wave of nostalgia, with social media users celebrating Sophie Ndaba as a living legend and expressing excitement for what’s to come in 2024.
TAKE A LOOK AT SOME COMMENTS FROM SOCIAL MEDIA USERS BELOW…
“Forever a Queen Moroka fan ❤️ the first time I saw a plus size queen slaying on TV and I felt represented ✨✨ diversity truly matters!!! You carried her so well ❤️ thank you!!!!” @thickleeyonce said.
“When the street was empty after 8 pm bcoz everyone went home to watch Generations you guys built the nation, we were walking freely after 8 pm bcoz the street quiet❤️,” @nenentando wrote.
“Please go back to acting 🙏you were born to make us smile,” @kefilwe.mislatifah commented.
“Wow! What a throwback 😍🔥,” @official.liopelo_maphathe reacted.
“Living Legends ❤️✌🏽💯,” @kagisohosinakgomo reacted.