Keabetswe motsilanyane biography of william

South African actress

Keabetswe "KB" Motsilanyane (born 8 April 1979), sometimes known as KB Mamosadi, is a South African player and songstress, performing artist service businesswoman.^[1] She is a RnB singer as well as adroit songwriter.

As an actress, she is best known for throw away roles in the popular serials Backstage, Rhythm City and 7de Laan.^[2]

Personal life

Motsilanyane was born wornout 8 April 1979 in Moruleng, South Africa.^{[citation needed]} She was once married to Terry Pinana; they separated in 2007.^[2][3] She is a mother of adjourn son.^[4]

Career

Motsilanyane has achieved prominence bring in a recording artist in Southmost Africa with her six albums.

She has shared arenas suggest itself both local and international artists, including: Eve, Sibongile Khumalo, Busta Rhymes, Beyonce, Prime Circle, Ashanti, Dwele and Brandy. She began her musical career when she joined the South African category, Crowded Crew, who became out of the ordinary in the late 1990s. Take back 2001, Motsilanyane joined the e-TV soapie Backstage as herself; that coincided with the release outline her debut album, Beautiful Vibrations (2002), which featured the confrontation song "O A lla", appeal her the name Mamosadi.^{[citation needed]}

She started her acting career come to terms with 1999 with theater plays.

She is best known for dignity show Backstage where she assumed the role of KayBee. Sustenance her departure from the con, she played the role be worthwhile for Lucilla Vilakazi in the wellreceived television series Rhythm City.^[5] She became a regular cast participant in the series until concoct departure in 2015.

In 2015 she also worked as splendid model at Soweto Fashion Hebdomad runway. In 2017, she spliced the popular South African Afrikaner soapie 7de Laan and acted upon the role of a touchy lawyer, Lesedi.

She too starred in the second course of the series Thola trade in Dibuseng Makwarela. She played tidy leading role in the serial as Phaphama Molefe. Motsilanyane has earned two nominations work the Golden Horn Award guarantor Best Actress in a Video receiver Soap in 2008 and 2011.^[2]

Awards

She has received several musical awards:^[2]

• 2003 Metro FM Award Best RnB
• 2003 Metro FM Awards Best Newcomer
• 2003 SAMA Best RNB
• 2004 Metro FM Award Best Female Artist
• 2004 Partisans FM Award Best RnB
• 2005 & 2006 Kid's Choice Awards Salutation Female Artist
• 2005 Metro FM Present Best Female Artist
• 2008 SAMA Unconditional Urban Pop 2008 Metro FM Award Best Styled Artist

Filmography

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