‘Youngins’ Star Kealeboga Masango Opens Up About Her Role on the 2nd Season of the Show
- The South African actress Kealeboga Masango recently reflected on her acting journey and her role in Youngins
- The 22-year-old actress shared that her getting meaningful roles on shows is what made her fall in love with acting
- Another Youngins actress, Ayakha Nthunja, also shared some insight about her role with Briefly News
- Briefly News caught up with even more stars from the show to chat about their exciting roles
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The South African youth TV show Youngins is back with a bang for the second season, and recently, the 22-year-old actress Kealeboga Masango opened up about her acting journey and role on the show.
Masango shared that getting meaningful roles on shows has helped her fall deeply in love with acting.
She said:
"What’s most important to me as an actress is to make people feel seen and heard, and that’s my goal and passion in acting. It gives me a platform to change people’s perspectives and opinions on how they’ve perceived people like that, or maybe they are like that and feel represented."
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Kealeboga, who plays Buhle Kunene on Youngins, also shared what viewers should expect from her character in the new season of the teen drama series.
She said:
"I feel like in this new season, which started on Friday, there is more depth to Buhle, and she no longer makes everything about herself, but she cares more about others."
Ayakha Nthunja shares insight about her role on Youngins
South African actress Ayakha Nthunja also shared insights with Briefly News about her role in the teen drama series' new season.
Ayakha said:
"In the new season, Amo has developed a stronger sense of self. She’s figured out how to assert herself and stand her ground while knowing where she fits in.
"In Season 1, she was often caught off guard, being pushed in all directions without fully grasping the dynamics of Olifantsfontein.
"Now, as Season 2 begins, she’s finding her footing and starting to understand how everything works."
Meanwhile, Katleho Mabote told Briefly News journalist, Moroba Moroeng, about being on Youngins:
"Youngins appeals to young and old because it provides insight into the realities of high school life. For older viewers, it’s an eye-opener to the challenges teenagers face, from peer pressure to the lengths they go to fit in, including risky behaviours like partying, drinking, and smoking. For younger viewers, it’s relatable and authentic, reflecting their experiences and struggles."
While Kadia Banyini spoke about his breakthrough role as Mazambane:
"Youngins has changed my life in a good way and helped introduce my craft to people who didn’t know me before. It’s a big platform and an incredible opportunity to tell stories that resonate with my experiences as a young person. The journey has been amazing."
Linda Mtoba excited over Queendom’s return
In more entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Queendom viewers are in for a treat as the popular show is set to return to the screens. The show was temporarily taken off air due to reports of actors not getting paid.
Queendom was undoubtedly a fan favourite among Mzansi social media users. The star-studded show features some of Mzansi's top stars, including Sindi Dlathu, Dawn Thandeka King and Linda Mtoba.
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