Thuso Mbedu Shares Video Alongside Her Co-stars From ‘The Woman King’, SA Can’t Wait for the Movie Release

• Thuso Mbedu had fun with her co-stars from her much-awaited movie The Woman King
• The actress who made headlines with her stunning dress at the film's world premiere shared a clip alongside he co-stars
• In the video that is making the rounds on social media, Thuso can be seen having fun with Viola Davis and others

Thuso Mbedu is having fun with her co-stars from the highly anticipated movie The Woman King featuring stars such as Viola Davis, Lashana Lynch, John Boyega and South African star Siv Ngesi.

The stunner turned heads with her elegant black dress at the movie's world premiere on Friday. Thuso rocked a black-figure hugging dress that showed off her hourglass figure.

Taking to her Twitter page, Thuso Mbedu shared a cool clip while having fun with her co-stars at the Toronto International Film Festival. The star's fans flooded her timeline with comments about how they can't wait for the movie's release.

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@GunsCorry said:

"You guys looked Amazing ❤❤and that Imipi track is "

@Lebomotaung_added:

"Ezintswembu kakhulu ke! I toast to you @ThusoMbedu It's so refreshing working with actors from other countries and hearing them talk about how amazing mzansi talent is! Makes me proud!"

@jack1staccount commented:

"Are you coming back anytime soon babe phela I miss you now."

Yaya Mavundla breaks silence on the joys and hardships of being a transwoman in South Africa

In more entertainment news, Briefly News also reported that Yaya Mavundla is a force to be reckoned with in the trans activism and fashion worlds, but she did not have it easy. The star recently spoke about how she strives to live her truth.

Mavundla said the main aim of her career is to be the voice for the trans people in South Africa.

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Speaking about her journey, Yaya Mavundla said she did not have a difficult time trying to "come out" because her family knew she was different from a young age. According to TimesLIVE, she added that she hopes families can be educated on supporting members who want to transition.

Source: Briefly News