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Actress Doesn’t Mind Being Called ‘Lulama’!

Gqeberha: The Empire actress, Rorisang Mohapi says her character on the telenovela has helped her in her personal life.

MANY actors are often called by their character names.

While many don’t like being associated with their characters, Gqeberha: The Empire actress, Rorisang Mohapi doesn’t mind at all.

The 22-year-old from Joburg said her character on the telenovela, Lulama, has played a key role in her personal life. It’s boosted her self-confidence and helped her become a go-getter.

“Lulama is a young spontaneous, gorgeous lady who is ambitious. What she wants she gets and will do whatever it takes to get it even…

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