After losing out twice in a row, Christopher on Saturday night was triumphant in Sun City in North West.
If leading lady Kgomotso Christopher were superstitious, the colour white could have helped her finally win her first Golden Horn.
The 39-year-old actress scooped Best Actress in a TV Soap at the South African Film and Television Awards for her role as vixen Yvonne Thebe in Scandal! beating Nomzamo Mbatha and Dawn Thandeka King.For her big night, Christopher kept it simple and elegant in white. "I've never worn white on the red carpet, so I wanted to go for a different colour to what I normally wear.Kgomotso Christopher finally won her first Golden Horn."Like the past two nominations I have had, I had no expectations. I am savouring the moment."
Other big winners in the soap categories included Rhythm City villain Jamie Bartlett for Best Actor as well as Isibaya stars Abdul Khoza and Gcina Mkhize .The telenovela category was dominated by The River with three wins for its stars Moshidi Motshegwa, Presley Chweneyagae and Lawrence Maleka.In the film category, Sew the Winter to My Skin was named Best Feature Film and won comeback kid Zolisa Xaluva Best Supporting Actor.
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