Pictures of Thembi Seete, her cars, her house and children
By 360News (self media writer) | 13 hours ago

Well-known in South Africa as an actress, host, and model, Thembi Seete is a multi-talented celebrity. As Gladys in the hit drama Gomora, she shot to fame.

She came into the world on March 25, 1977, in Soweto, Gauteng. In the Mzansi Magic drama series Gomora, the well-known South African actress plays the role of Gladys. Melusi Dlamin, principal of Gomora High School, is the man she is married to on the show. They appear to be living the married life. There were rough spots, but they were able to get through them. Their handsome kid Ntokozo doesn’t like hanging out with decent people and is hence dependent on them.

Gladys, a social worker, enlisted Zodwa to assist with household chores. She shows Zodwa nothing but compassion and affection. She treats her like an individual, just as any other woman would, by listening to her worries and letting her know she is heard. Even if her job is less than ideal, the fact that it helps her support her loved ones makes it worthwhile.

 

 

Thembi became famous in the 1990s. Boom Shaka was the name of her band at the time. There were some of the top dancers in the world performing with the group. Thembi Seete is widely known to have exceptional dance skills. Thembi raises her child(ren) alone. She had a boy in April of 2018; she named him Dakalo.

To put it simply, Thembi is a really realistic person. Numerous individuals in South Africa hold a deep and abiding admiration for her because of her unique combination of attractive features and charming demeanor. There’s nothing particularly admirable about her attitude or her sense of self-importance, but neither are particularly problematic, either. People other than herself brought her to popularity, and they are also the ones who can return her to oblivion. She cares deeply for her followers and her fellow journalists. She is, without a doubt, an inspirational figure to many.

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