Multi-talented actor Lindah Majola, is undoubtedly the biggest come up story of 2021 and he is one of Mzansi's favourite rising young stars.
The actor recently landed his big break on Showmax's original drama series The Wife and the role has catapulted his career to even greater heights.
His enthralling performances leave viewers captivated, and he deserves all the love and adulation he receives. Taking to his Instagram account, he decided to let his fans in on his love life.
He revealed that even dating apps have failed him when it comes to finding his future mate.
"The other day I nearly found myself hooking up with a stranger I met on Grindr just because I was hungry for “emotional intimacy” *no I was not horny, yes I was in my right senses and yes I’m probably over sharing but please don’t drag me I’m human after all
I’ve honestly tried it all, not that I’ve thrown in the towel, but damn these dating apps lead to false hopes. I wonder if any of the people there are looking for sincere and genuine connections or are they all there for quick emotionless sex. But… If I’m on there looking for love, surely there must be someone else doing the same? Yes? No? Maybe? *deep sigh signalling emotional exhaustion," he wrote.
Lindah asked his followers that if they are using a secret ritual to find love they should assist him with it.
"I used to believe that this was a Queer people problem only but I’ve realised that the pandemic is hitting us all. To the people who’ve found love, what talent agency did y’all use? Or is there some sort of ritual I should participate in? I’m honestly asking for myself and everyone else whose going through this never ending tribulation
“Hi everyone I’m Lindah, I’ve never been in a serious relationship.” — I can already imagine the people in my support group waving red flags because I’m too grown up for that mess. Someone once said I should drop my standards. I don’t even believe I have those, I just need you to be a sincere & honest human who got their shit together.
"Honestly, I don’t want to frustrate myself with the pressures of finding love. But I’m hoping to go on as many dates as I can (no pressure). Meet as many men, weigh my options and if none resonate with my aspirations — keep it moving. But I know love will find me one day… Hopefully,' he wrote.
The actor recently landed a new gig. He will be hosting a new cooking reality TV show The Wedding Chef that will be aired on SABC1. He made the big announcement on his Instagram account and we can't wait to see him grow in 2022.
