Connie Ferguson's Ex-husband Neo Matsunyane to Feature in 2nd Season of 'Kings of Joburg'

• Connie Ferguson's ex-husband Neo Matsunyane has reportedly been featured in the new season of 'Kings of Joburg'
• According to reports, the TV director and actor was cast by her daughter Lesedi Matsunyane for his role in the series
• Lesedi was the casting director for 'Kings Of Joburg' seasons one and two. She was also the casting director for the canned Mzansi Magic telenovela 'The Queen'

Zimoja reports that Neo Matsunyane has scored himself a role in the second season of the popular Netflix series Kings of Joburg.

According to the publication, a source shared that his presence on the show will give the viewers something to look forward to.

"They are curious about what will happen to him, and their relationship as a family, and of course, the gossip will want to know about Neo and ous Connie."

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Connie Ferguson and Neo Matsunyane's relationship

The publication also reported that another source made it clear that nothing personal is going on between the veteran actors, Neo and Connie.

The source reportedly revealed that the two have had a healthy relationship even before Connie's late husband, Shona Ferguson, passed on.

"It is expected, and they are expecting critics to assume they are back together. But there is really nothing there, just family bonds and friendships,” the source said as quoted by the publication.

Somizi Mhlongo shares his thoughts on Khanyi Mbau’s 'urban sangomas' comments, SA divided: “She’s not wrong”

In another article, Briefly News reported that Somizi had weighed in on Khanyi Mbau's controversial statement about 'urban sangomas'

Actress and reality TV show star Khanyi Mbau sparked mixed reactions after she stated that the reason why there are so many sangomas today, is because people confuse depression/anxiety with a calling. She encouraged people to take care of their mental health and try other medications before embarking on an ancestral journey.

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Reacting to Khanyi's opinion, Somizi said Khanyi was wrong and she should not judge people's decisions about their own lives. He said if a person wants to follow a certain religion or answer their ancestral calling, Khanyi should let them be. Many people have since taken to the comments section, agreeing with Somizi's view, while others said Khanyi had a point.

Source: Briefly News