It’s been a while since she’s been in front of the camera, but Sophie Ndaba is a natural as always. Her smile, poise and confident demeanour are on point. The camera loves her – it’s as if she’s never been away.
And the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree, because her last-born and only son, Lwandle, joined the shoot – and he’s a natural: confident, charming and polite; a real credit to his parents.
We’re shooting today at the Radisson Hotel and Convention Centre, just a few kilometres from OR Tambo Airport, and this luxurious four-star hotel is an amazing hidden gem. The stylish facilities, luxurious rooms, fabulous pool terrace and excellent hospitality are more than enough reasons for another visit.
Sophie is a delight as always – it’s clear just why SA loves her so much – a talented actress, bubbly and charming, gorgeous, down to earth … the list goes on.
Sophie’s story is a tough one, but one of determination and resilience. She hasn’t had the easiest life – from living in an orphanage and being a teen mum, to severe health complications. And she’s a soon-to-be divorcee – the third time this has hit her over – as her divorce from Max Lichaba has yet to be finalised.
But she picked herself up. She’s a self-made woman: she built an empire – which she lost – but she’s still smiling, gracious and ready to take on life again.
Sophie is no stranger to hardship, but her most recent revelations lay bare just what she’s been through, and that’s enough to bring tears to one’s eyes.
The last few years haven’t been easy for her. While we know about her battle with diabetes,
