‘OK'salayo’ — Mihlali Ndamase reacts to mixed reactions to her 'Generations' cameo

14 March 2022 - 15:00 By Constance Gaanakgomo
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Mihlali Ndamase is seemingly unbothered by the back lash from Twitter for her announced cameo role in 'Generations-The Legacy'.
Mihlali Ndamase is seemingly unbothered by the back lash from Twitter for her announced cameo role in 'Generations-The Legacy'.
Image: Instagram/ Mihlali Ndamase

Influencer and businesswoman Mihlali Ndamase has given a classic clap back to those who have taken a swing at her after it was announced she was joining a local Mzansi production.

The YouTuber is set to join the SABC1 soapie Generations-The Legacy in a cameo role. The news was announced on Sunday by entertainment commentator Phil Mphela.

Taking to Twitter, Mihlali seemed unfazed by the backlash she was receiving from tweeps. This is not the first time Mihlali has been on screen. She made her acting debut in an episode of e.tv soapie Rhythm City last year.

She also played a small role in Mandla N's Showmax film Boxing Day.

“You can be mad all you want, OKsalayo,” tweeted Mihlali.

In her mentions, some of her followers were not pleased with her being unbothered by people's concern for her bagging the role in the show.

“And shame, we not mad yaz, we just concerned that real talent and the most deserving are being overlooked 'cos they don't have influence like you do, but it's all about securing the bag for and for the production, it's all about the viewers,” said one tweep.

After the news that the YouTuber would join the cast of the hit soapie, tweeps were left with mixed reactions Many believed other up and coming actors needed to be give a chance. 

Some tweeps came to her defence.

“Tweeps #mihlali will only make cameo appearance on Generations-The Legacy, she's gonna do what Chris Brown, Samual L Jackson & Minnie Dlamini did baq in the days on Generations, she's not gonna get a permanent role so why y'all hatin' on that shiidu know research b4 u talk shiid.”

TshisaLIVE contacted Mihlali for comment, but at the time of publication our attempts were unsuccessful. 

This article will be updated when new information is available. 


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