It's a soapie that kept many glued to their screens in the 2000s.
Passions, which aired on e.tv, was a fan fave in Mzansi and we could all probably remember characters like Tabitha, Tim, Charity, or Grace's tomato soup cake.
Who could forget Charity's closet burning for a week, because a portal to hell was opened?
Whether you loved or hated it, Minnie took her fans on a journey down memory lane recently when she sang the soapie's theme song word-for-word.
Her comments section was filled with those who shared her nostalgia.
“Those were the days, made sure by 4pm my homework is done so that I can watch without being disturbed.”
WATCH | LOL! Minnie Dlamini throws back to 'Passions'
It's a soapie that kept many glued to their screens in the 2000s.
Passions, which aired on e.tv, was a fan fave in Mzansi and we could all probably remember characters like Tabitha, Tim, Charity, or Grace's tomato soup cake.
Who could forget Charity's closet burning for a week, because a portal to hell was opened?
Whether you loved or hated it, Minnie took her fans on a journey down memory lane recently when she sang the soapie's theme song word-for-word.
Her comments section was filled with those who shared her nostalgia.
“Those were the days, made sure by 4pm my homework is done so that I can watch without being disturbed.”
Minnie's funny bone aside, she recently starred in an adventure comedy chick flick The Honeymoon.
In the film, the actress plays the role of Lungile “Lu” Radebe, a woman with two children who is stuck in a rut with her marriage to her love interest, Andile (played by Naymaps Maphalala).
“When this role came, I didn't know how I could play a role that was a mother, a wife of over 10 years. I had just got married when Bianca approached me. Children weren't even on my mind. But by the time we started shooting the film, I had been married for about three years, I had my kid, and I think I was able to sink my teeth into the character a lot better than I would have had we shot it earlier,” she told TshisaLIVE.
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