Both personally and professionally, Cassper has had his best year yet. Ending off 2019 with his Fill Up concert, Cass made a slow transition into the new year, allowing himself to preparing for a smashing second half. In September 2020, he had a double celebration, welcoming his son Khotso and releasing his number 1 album, Any Minute Now. Cass is still on a high in both aspects off his life and shows no signs of slowing down any time soon.
2. Pearl Thusi
Pearl started the year off with a bang when it was announced that she was taking on the lead role in Africa’s first original Netflix production, Queen Sono. Her year primarily surrounded her iconic role, which also led to some major endorsements. She partnered with MAC Cosmetics, Lays and Europa art and is staying winning on her social media platforms.
3. Lasizwe
Baby Boy has transitions from social media stardom to one of the country’s most notable television star. Aside from starring in his own reality show, Fake It Till You Make it, he has also tackled hosting on SABC 1’s Telkom Monate Vibe recently. He has also made BANK this past year and has had no trouble flaunting it on the gram.
Bad press is good press right?! That is exactly the case with Zodwa, who has often made headlines for all the wrong reasons. Despite her drama, Zodwa has managed to solidify herself as one of South Africa’s top running entertainers and has been cashing cheques all over the country with her club appearances.
All hail Queen B! What would a list be without the media mother of our nation?! Bonang has slayed all aspects of her career, be it television, radio and business and continues to set the benchmark for all other South African entertainers.
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