The KZN born and bred performance art graduate has built a promising television career, showcasing his talent through various roles including appearances on 1Magic’s Grown Woman and Mzansi Magic’s DiepCity.
Glamour: Please introduce yourself to our audience?
Lungelo: I'm an actor, producer, musician—essentially an all-round artist.
Glamour: How would you describe your personality?
Lungelo: I'm extroverted. I always aim to keep those around me as happy as I am.
Glamour: When did the acting bug bite you?
Lungelo: Acting found me rather than the other way around. Circumstances led me to an acting theatre, and from that day forth, I never looked back.
Glamour: Let's talk about Sibongile & The Dlaminis... Are there any similarities between Lungelo and Jabu?
Lungelo: Yes, we share a determination to do whatever it takes to achieve our goals. However, our approaches may differ.
Glamour: What's Jabu's go-to move when he wants to impress Sibongile?
Lungelo: He's heartfelt, opting for gestures like taking her to her favourite spot or giving sentimental gifts over materialistic ones.
Glamour: How does Jabu handle workplace drama while trying to win Sibongile’s heart?
Lungelo: Balancing work and romance is tough, especially in the early stages. It’s a challenge navigating both.
Glamour: If Jabu could take Sibongile on a dream date, where would they go and what would they do?
Lungelo: You'll see their journey unfold on the show—perhaps to Mauritius or the Maldives, as Sibongile loves being around water.
Glamour: If Jabu could have a heart-to-heart with his character's father, what advice would he give him about life and love?
Lungelo: Hardships can refine us into our best selves. Embrace them, as they have the potential to bring out our beauty, like a diamond in the rough.
Glamour: What’s your message to the youth?
Lungelo: Trust in God’s ability—nothing is impossible with Him.
Catch Lungelo on Sibongile&The Dlaminis on Mzansi Wethu DStv Channel 163, Mondays to Wednesdays at 6:30pm.
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