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Gaosi Raditholo Announces Her Latest Acting Gig

Gaosi Raditholo Announces Her Latest Acting Gig. One thing about a new year, it always comes with new opportunities. The entertainment industry is among those buzzing with new shows and gigs creating jobs for our personalities.

Sometimes the opportunities don’t come in the form of new shows. Producers create employment in shows that have been existing for some time. This is the case with Gaosi Raditholo, who is joining the talented cast of hit Mzansi Magic telenovela, Gomora. The amazing actress plays the character of MK, who she descries as fun and layered.

She is excited for the role, and we also can’t wait to see how the character fits in, on the multi-award winning Gomora.

Excited to announce that I’ve officially joined @GomoraMzansi playing the character Mk- fun & layered! And enjoying every min of it,” Gaosi announced.

Gaosi made her TV debut on SABC 2’s “Keeping Score“, seven years ago. She is now growing into a bonafide star, bagging major roles on both local and international shows. The young star is also famous for her troublesome role as Refilwe on Mzansi Magic’s The Queen. Gaosi has also been on hit shows like The River, Muvhango, The Hot Zone, Vagrant Queen, and Warrior, among many others

Her latest move is arguably the biggest of her career thus far. After landing a role on the globally syndicated HBO Max acquired martial arts crime drama Warrior in 2018, she has now secured a more prominent role on the series’ third season.

In filming Warrior, Gaosi had the privilege of working with several talented people. Jonathan Tropper (show creator, showrunner and executive producer) and Shannon Lee (executive producer) were among the central figures who were tasked with bringing to life this concept. Warrior is based on the writings of the iconic cultural figure, Bruce Lee, and is set during the Tong Wars which took place in the 1800’s in San Francisco.

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