Former Scandal Actor Joins Generations: The Legacy In A Surprise Move
Former Scandal Actor Joins Generations: The Legacy In A Surprise Move. actor Patrick Mofokeng, who played the role of Mlungisi “Dlokovu” Ngema for seven years, has joined Generations: The Legacy in a move unexpected by viewers. Patrick Mofokeng& Ayanda Borotho have joined the show as artists.
Former Scandal Actor Joins Generations: The Legacy In A Surprise Move
2022 has been filled with many movements in the South African acting scene.
Former Scandal! actor Patrick Mofokeng, who played the role of Mlungisi “Dlokovu” Ngema for seven years, has joined Generations: The Legacy in a move unexpected by viewers.
Entertainment reporter Kgopolo Phil Mphela shared the news on his Twitter handle.
Mlu, another entertainment reporter, wrote:
“New season of Generations: The Legacy to start on the 21st of November. Patrick Mofokeng & Ayanda Borotho have joined the show as artists. Both are set to debut on the 3rd of November.”
Patrick Mofokeng joined Scandal! in 2014 and established himself as one of the top actors on the etv flagship soapie.
As Mlungisi Ngema, he was husband to Zinzile Ngema (Gcina Nkosi), and their children were Lindiwe Ngema (Nomvelo Makhanya) and Omphile (Botlhale Boikanyo).
In 2021, Mofokeng surprised viewers of Scandal! when he left the show. Viewers last saw him by a riverside when he slipped and fell on a rock during a scuffle with his son-in-law Nhlamulo played by Mathews Rantshoma.
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When Nhlamuko and Lindiwe left and returned to the spot, they could not find Mlungisi Ngema.
The actor said he left the show to get a breather and do other things. He then joined the new show Lingashoni as one of the lead actors.
In July this year, Patrick Mofokeng made a return to Scandal! after engaging with the producers. He said:
“When I left Scandal!, I needed [the] break. I needed to refresh and do other things after doing Scandal! for slightly over seven years. While away, I was really happy to be doing something different, but now I am really happy to be back. For how long, I don’t know.
I had embraced Mlungisi’s character so much that I think I became him. I would even come across people who would say how much I remind them of their own fathers or something like that. I became more of Mlungisi than King Sibiya from Zone 14.”
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