Lesego Marakalla: Where is Skeem Saam’s Rachel Kunutu now?

Lesego Marakalla, the South African actress known for her captivating portrayal of the high-maintenance sugar baby character Rachel Kunutu in the SABC educational drama series Skeem Saam, has been the subject of much speculation since her departure from the show in 2020. After nearly a decade of gracing the small screen with her sense of fashion and her character’s lavish lifestyle, Marakalla bid farewell to the role that brought her widespread recognition.

Following her exit from Skeem Saam, Marakalla left her family behind to pursue her studies in Cuba. While she has maintained contact with her loved ones over the years, her private life has remained largely under wraps, leaving many fans curious about her current whereabouts and her plans for the future.

Despite her absence from several major drama series since her departure, Marakalla made a brief return to the small screen in 2022 when she joined the cast of Generations: The Legacy, playing the role of Winston’s ally.

However, her stint on the popular soap opera was relatively short-lived, leaving Mzansi, the South African entertainment landscape, eagerly anticipating Marakalla’s much-awaited comeback. With her exceptional acting skills and her ability to captivate audiences with her on-screen persona, fans remain hopeful that the talented actress will grace the small screen once again, showcasing her versatility and continuing to enthrall viewers with her magnetic presence.

Where has Lesego Makaralla disappeared to?

Although she is not currently in the public spotlight, Lesego Marakalla remains active on social media, frequently sharing updates on her Instagram account. With only six posts to date, her most recent post is from two weeks ago.

She typically shares status updates highlighting her special moments. It remains unclear if she is still affiliated with On Point Health Care. In the past, she disclosed being a brand ambassador for the medical facility. Sources indicate she counseled and supported rape survivors, organizing healing sessions for them.