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Lerato Kganyago Ndlala (born 22 July 1982), also known as LKG, is a multi-talented South African media personality, actress and model. She has demonstrated her talents in various fields, excelling in acting, modeling and media presentations.
She has a stellar career with many achievements, and has given outstanding performances in films such as Skwatta Kamp: The Movie (2012), on fire (2006), and How to steal 2 million (2012).
On the small screen, Lerato Kganyago has made a lasting impression through her roles in popular TV series such as Generation (1994–2014) Queen (2016 to present) wife (2020-Present).
South African actress and model
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| Name: | Lerato Gangyago Ndlala |
| stage name: | Lerato Kanyago, LKG |
| Date of Birth: | July 22, 1982 (42 years old) |
| place of birth: | Soweto, South Africa |
| Country of Citizenship: | Ghana |
| educate: | Damelin College |
| high: | 1.98m |
| parents: | Ray Gangyago |
| Brothers and sisters: | 1 |
| spouse: | Tammy Ndlera (2020-2020 Male) |
| Boyfriend and partner: | not applicable |
| Children: | not applicable |
| Profession: | Actress • Media personality |
| net worth: | $2 million |
Early life and education
Lerato Kganyago is a well-known figure in the entertainment industry who was born in Soweto, South Africa on July 22, 1982. She grew up under the guidance of her mother, Ray Kganyago, and may be an only child or she may have chosen to keep it a secret from her siblings.
Her educational journey began Iporoken Primary School She later attended Boksburg High SchoolAfter graduating from high school, Lerato Kganyago continued his studies Damelin Collegefocusing on public relations, travel and tourism. She then joined Qatar Airways as a cabin crew member.
Profession
Lerato Kganyago’s journey in the entertainment industry began when she was a famous South African Broadcasting Corporation (South African Broadcasting Corporation) music program, Izo Izo. Her amazing temperament and acting talent opened the door for her to enter the entertainment industry.
She made her screen debut in one of South Africa’s most popular TV series, Generation to Generation: Inheritancewhere she played the role of Tshidi Phakade from 2014 to 2016. Following her GenerationLerato Kganyago plays a role in the TV series Queen In 2016, she played the role of Zandile Malinga in the show and has been impressing the audience ever since.
As a versatile and skilled actress, Lerato Kganyago has appeared in many films. Her films include Jerusalem (2016), Tell me something sweet (2018), and wife (2020), showcasing her undeniable acting skills and ability to captivate audiences on the big screen.
Awards and nominations
- Best TV Host
- Entertainment Radio Host of the Year
Social Media
- Instagram: @leratokganyago
- Twitter: @leratokganyago
- Facebook: Lerato Kganyago
- TikTok: @leratokganyago
- YouTube: Lerato Kganyago
Personal life
Lerato Kganyago, a 40-year-old famous South African media personality, exchanged vows with his partner Thami Ndlela in 2020. Although they are newly married and have not welcomed any children yet, they are currently cherishing their life together.
Lerato Kganyago has revealed that she suffered a miscarriage when she was just over 12 weeks pregnant. In a now-deleted Instagram post, she shared her struggles with childbirth, saying:I got pregnant. I’m sure you all saw my big belly… and then I had a miscarriage. Yes, I had another miscarriage this year. [2021]This is my fourth miscarriage.”
Filmography
- 2013-2016: Scandal! – as Mbali Maponya
- 2016-2019: Queen – as Zandile “Zandi” Dikana
- 2021: The Butler – as Nandi
- 2022-Present: Wife – Played by Zandile “Zandi” Dikana
- 2022: So What? — Playing Herself
net worth
Lerato Kganyago is a multi-talented personality, widely recognized in South Africa and other countries. She is known for her outstanding performances as an actress, television host and businesswoman.
Lerato Kganyago’s net worth is estimated to be around $2 million.
