Is Paballo Mavundla son to Madongwe from Uzalo?

Social media was engulfed in flames when viral images of Paballo Mavundla and Zama Magubane went viral. In real life, the two have been rumored to be related, and their remarkable resemblance has created a bag of worms.

Zama Magubane is a South African actress best known for her role on the SABC drama series Uzalo as Madongwe. She is a devout Christian who also happens to be Mbatha’s ex-wife. Her daughter and nieces reside with her in KwaMashu.

However, the 38-year-old actress was born in Madadeni, Newcastle. She grew up in Pietermaritzburg, Kwazulu Natal. To live up to her dream of being one of Mzansi’s finest, the actress attained her degree in drama and performing arts at Durban University of Technology (DUT).In recent years, the bubbly actress has starred in several series.

However, Zama Magubane striking resemblance to Paballo Mavundla has gotten much attention for the past few years. She has been rumored to be her mother of late, and we have been connecting the dots.

The seasoned actress is 40 years old, while the emerging actor is 24. Their 16-year age difference appears to be one of the red flags that the two are not related, as we all assumed.

The emerging actor, on the other hand, was born in 1999 in Meadowlands, South-Western Soweto, Gauteng Province. However, considering that Madongwe was born and reared in KwaZulu-Natal prior to her celebrity, this demonstrates that they are not related.

It’s also worth noting that Madongwe has previously stated that she keeps her private life secret but has revealed to Mzansi that she has young kids. The two appear to have merely remarkable resemblances, and neither Madongwe nor Jerah have officially confirmed that they are related.

The Paballo, like thousands before him, was propelled into the spotlight when he appeared on The Herd. However, a few years later, he landed a role as Jerah Moroka in the SABC1 drama series Generations. He landed a role in etv’s fashion drama series House of Zwide after leaving Generations.