'Leaving Generations was a spiritual decision and I needed to speak to God about it.'
After four years on, Letoya Makhene has left the popular soapie. A decision she said was a spiritual one.
The actress, who played the role of Tshidi Phakade, told Drum magazine that she left the popular soapie to focus on her music career. She released a song with her father, legendary musician Blondie Makhene, last year but said it was not as successful as she had hoped because she did not have enough time to promote it.She said that she had contemplated leaving for about a year but said she needed to take it to God.was a spiritual decision and I needed to speak to God about it. I sat everyone down to tell them. They tried to convince me to stay but I believe my decisions were led by God.
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