She is most popular for her on-screen character as Qondi from Isibaya. Subsequent to featuring as Qondi for five seasons, the entertainer at long last bowed out from the now canned dramatization series. Directly following her leave, she stowed a gig on Mzansi’s Magic dramatization series The Queen.
The carefully prepared entertainer was brought into the world on 20 January 1990 in Empangeni, KwaZulu-Natal. Be that as it may, after registering, she selected for Law, however in her subsequent year, she bombed criminal grimly and punched out. Indeed, that didn’t surrender as she changed to a Bachelor’s Degree in Drama and Performing.
Her push into the spotlight came when she stowed a gig on Isibaya as Qondi in 2013. Regardless of it being her first gig, she figured out how to wow Mzansi with her unparalleled ability. She quick became one of the lead projects of the dramatization series. Her personality draws in a moment gig for her in 2015, where she plays Eve on Mzansi Magic’s “Ayeye”.
Entertainer Jessica Nkosi ‘Thando Sebata’ pay at The Queen gets Mzansi talking
In 2017 she made her appeared as a TV moderator on BET’s A-List. She co-facilitated it with Nomzamo Mbatha, who was additionally important for the Isibaya cast. She covered her vocation with gigs on Channel O Music Video Awards, the MTV Africa Music Awards, and V-Entertainment.
Right after those gigs, she additionally showed up on shows like “Lip Sync Battle Africa” and “Our Perfect Wedding”.
Be that as it may, in the blend of things, her on-screen character has Mzansi talking. We can all concur she has been nailing her personality more than ever. Following her heavenly exhibitions, she left with the best scoundrel entertainer at the Royal Soapie Awards a couple of months prior.
Indeed, it appears to be her costly way of life has Mzansi talking. What amount would she be able to acquire on Ther Queen? Lately it’s undeniably true’s that The Queen is one of the most paying dramatization series. For her Thando Sebata gig, the entertainer has a bring back home compensation of around R55 000 every month.