Thuso Mbedu Shows Love to Mzansi on World Tourism Day: “There’s No Place I Would Rather Be Than Mzansi”

• Thuso Mbedu may be making major strides on the international entertainment scene, but she is still a proud Mzansi girl
• The star who has been touring the world promoting her star-studded movie The Woman King celebrated her home country
• Taking to the social media pages a day after World Tourism Day, the award-winning actress said there is no place she'd rather be than home

USA-based South African actress Thuso Mbedu has taken to social media to gush over her home country, South Africa.

The stunner who has been hogging headlines following the release of her action-packed movie The Woman King took a break from the spotlit to marvel at how beautiful South Africa is.

Thuso Mbedu headed to her Twitter page a day after World Tourism Day to share that there is no place she would rather celebrate the day than in Mzansi. Social media users lauded the Underground Railroad star for keeping rooted in her home country despite making it on the global scene. The post read:

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"Yesterday was World Tourism Day, and there is no place in the world I would rather be than in Mzansi. This trip has been amazing #WorldTourismDay #MeetSouthAfrica @visitsouthafrica."

@Ngwato10111 said:

"And I only find out this morning gore you're here Thuso mara."

@The_CitizenZA commented:

"SA what a place to reside - Nasty said it #Lemons2Lemonade."

@shikoWinnie also noted:

"Mzansi is the place to be!"

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Source: Briefly News