- Thuso Mdebu has officially joined the cast of the upcoming Mufasa: The Lion King animated film
- The movie features some familiar faces, including comedian Kagiso Lediga and veteran thespian, John Kani
- Mzansi showed love to the South African stars, and look forward to hearing them bring the film to life
Thuso Mdebu recently bagged a role in the upcoming Mufasa: The Lion King film. The L'Oréal Paris ambassador joins a star-studded cast for the film, expected to premiere in December 2024.
Thuso Mbedu bags Mufasa: The Lion King role
Our fave, Thuso Mbedu, is one of those people who move in silence and let their work speak for itself.
Comedian Loyiso Gola shared a photo of the cast of the upcoming Mufasa: The Lion King film celebrating Kagiso Lediga's role as young Rafiki.
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Among the familiar faces is Thuso, who is expected to feature in the star-studded animation as an additional voice.
Other local stars include veteran actor, John Kani, who returns as Rafiki. TimesLIVE reports that Lebo M will feature in new songs alongside Lin-Manuel Miranda. The film is expected to premiere on 20 December 2024:
Mzansi shows love to Thuso Mbedu
Netizens congratulated Thuso on her new role:
itsningenie was stunned:
"She's in Mufasa? Wow!"Sabsy01 praised Thuso:
"She doesn't make a noise, and she's not full of herself."xaphenphilo asked:
"What does ‘additional voices’ mean? We already know the role Beyoncé’s nepo baby is going to play; what about this established actress?"Powerful_Noble1 showed love to Thuso:
"One thing about her, she will work. Always trending for her work. Love it!"
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Tshegofatso_B was baffled:
"So Beyoncé's kid gets a whole character, and this award-winning actress gets one of the "additional voices." Mxm.""AKA is coloured, Trevor isn't": TikTok post sparks heated debate about race
Legit.ng reported that Trevor Noah charted Twitter trends over the weekend after his name popped up in a heated conversation between South African and American Twitter users.
It all started when Americans came out guns blazing at a TikTok user who referred to herself as a "coloured aunty", a term they considered derogatory.
According to ZAlebs, Trevor Noah got into the mix when peeps were trying to explain the differences between a South African-coloured and a mixed-race person.
Source: Briefly.co.za
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