Larona Moagi Talks About Her Journey in 'The River' and Defends Her Acting

- Larona Moagi recently left The River and has opened up about her journey while she was on the show

- The actress has faced a lot of scrutiny in her career from television fans about her acting skills

- Larona says that the fact that she got such a big role in her first job is an affirmation that she's talented

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Mzansi actress Larona Moagi got real about her acting and her experience while she was on The River. Larona opened up about how it was to play the role of someone who people loved to hate, Tumi Mokoena on the show.

Larona said that she's always had a passion for acting, even though she started out by registering for a degree in Law at Wits University. Things finally opened up for her after she got the role of Tumi after a successful audition.

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Larona did not have any acting experience prior to receiving the role on The River. She had only been in high school productions. Larona joined The River in 2018.

"When it was time to go to varsity, I chose to do a BA Law degree while attending acting classes and auditions to keep the fire burning," she said.

The actress told Drum magazine that she didn't think that she would receive such a huge role since it was her first job. She said that getting to work with such big names was affirming for her.

"I don’t think you can get anywhere in life if you allow yourself to be intimidated. Just do your best," said Larona.

Larona said that acting skills develop over time and once you know your character, you can make magic on-screen.

Briefly.co.za previously reported that Moshidi Motshegwa bashed The River's Larona Moagi's acting skills. It has been a while since Moshidi Motshegwa left The River. The Mzansi actress has now spoken out about her experience.

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She also spoke about Larona Moagi, who plays Tumi in the series. Over the last few years, people have been using the internet to break into the entertainment industry, because after all, it is quite cutthroat.

Moshidi opened up to Drum magazine about her relationship with her on-screen daughter Larona Moagi.

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Source: Briefly News