Johannesburg – Legacy actor and new kid on the block says he is grateful to finally have a job.
After attending many auditions in the hopes of clinching a prominent role, actor Teboho Tsotetsi he is thankful to have a job.
Taking to his Instagram account, the actor, who plays Sanele in Mnet’s Legacy , says he has always imagined himself as an actor, who also a presenter.
He said he was on the verge of giving up before he landed the prominent Role.
Teboho had been auditioning for acting roles without success until he got his big break on Legacy, which is produced by Tshedza Pictures.
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“This has been the best part of my career thus far. I’ve always wanted to be on screen, acting outside of TV presenting and I’ve been auditioning for a while trying to land my first acting character and I finally did it,” he said.
He said the experience of finally doing something he loves was surreal, so much so that he had to pinch himself everyday to check if he’s not dreaming.
“Everyday I have to pinch myself to accept the reality of one of my dreams coming true still unbelievable. Sanele is not different from me, we are both beautiful, one – and the rest you have to stay tuned to see and this scene just says a lot. More is coming,” he captioned a video of one of his scenes on the show.
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