SK Khoza bows out of the show after six months.
Sthembiso “SK” Khoza's character in steamy e.tv telenovelaSK joined the series six months ago, playing Sabelo Cele,The character's demise was outlined in a statement shared with TshisaLIVE by the channel.Sabelo has had beef with Khaya, played by Zamani Mbatha, and intimate relations with Mam Rebs .
He hangs it all in front of the Mabuzas, explaining the real reason he came to Mpumalanga. Rebs is gutted. Sabelo then becomes involved in a conflict with both characters and is killed. The big question is though: who actually killed Sabelo? The adults-only drama, produced by Black Brain Pictures, premiered in April 2022 and has had Mzansi glued.
“He is cunning, calculating, very smooth with the tongue and can even sell ice to an Eskimo. He's on a serious and very dangerous mission. He's not what you think he is,” Khoza said of his character.
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