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Nomsa Buthelezi Bio, Wife, Awards, Net worth, Generations The Legacy

Published on August 3, 2021

Nomsa Buthelezi Bio, Wife, Awards, Net worth, Generations The Legacy

Nomsa Buthelezi is a South African presenter and actress currently portraying the role of Boipelo on Generations The Legacy.

Quick Facts

Name: Nomsa Buthelezi

Date of birth: 7 April 1982

Age: 39 years

Birth Place: Alexandra, South Africa

Marital Status: Married

Children: 2

Net worth: $750 000

How does Nomsa Buthelezi rise to fame?

Nomsa Buthelezi’s parents have always supported her in her career, they used to give her R22 daily to travel for auditions. She has made features on different national shows and on numerous local drama productions. Nomsa is famous for her role as Awelani on Muvhango and as the host of Our Perfect Wedding. Nomsa Buthelezi is also a theatre actress and has been for seventeen years. After she shot a television advert for Absa, she decided to join the small screen in 2007.

Which Television Shows has Nomsa Buthelezi featured in?

Television Shows

Abo Mzala (2011)
Vodacom “Summer Loving” commercial (2007)
Samsokolo (2013)
Check Coast (2014)
Isibaya (2013).
Lockdown (2017 to 2019)
Our Perfect Wedding
Revolving Door (2017)
Generations The Legacy (2019)
Fragrance Your Life

Does Nomsa Buthelezi have a wife?

In 2013 after the tragic loss of her boyfriend she never thought she would find love again that was up until she met her current wife, Zandile Shezi.

“Today I celebrate us… I celebrate our love and let mama universe keep us together. Happy birthday Zandile. I love you, my king is a woman,” she captioned a post on instagram, shocking her fans.

Buthelezi speaks on her wedding

“You would think I’m focused on things like décor, food and outfits, but I am not. I know exactly what I want when it comes to those kinds of elements and my wedding will be simple, but perfect. I’ve been more focused on making sure that the people who are there deserve to be there.”

Does Nomsa Buthelezi have children?

Nomsa Buthelezi has two children named Olwethu and Lindi. They have struggled with their identification of their lesbian mother. “Sometimes I feel like I could go to school with them to protect them. But I have to leave them to experience this and learn to protect themselves,” Nomsa commented.