By Staff Reporter
POLOKWANE-Eric Macheru, best known for his role as Leeto Maputla on Skeem Saam, has announced some joyful personal news: he’s officially off the market!
Taking to social media, Macheru shared a heartfelt photo of his family, captioned, “A letter was sent and a letter was well received!” The post radiated happiness and warmth, leaving fans elated for the actor.
Macheru is a multi-talented South African actor and former footballer. Before rising to fame on the screen, he showcased his athleticism on the field, even training with Tottenham Hotspur and playing for well-known local clubs like Ajax Cape Town and Silver Stars.
But his passion for storytelling ultimately led him to acting, where he gained widespread popularity as Leeto Maputla, a complex character who has made him a household name.
Meanwhile, Skeem Saam continues to make waves with exciting updates for its viewers. The beloved SABC1 drama series recently announced that celebrated actors Warren Masemola and Lesley Musina will be joining the cast in November.
Masemola will take on the role of Gopane, a Turfloop native who returns home after years working as a taxi driver in Johannesburg.
His return stirs up suspicions among the locals, as he arrives just months after the mysterious disappearance of his son, Smaki. Gopane’s mission to uncover the truth behind his son’s vanishing promises to bring high drama and tension to the series
. Fans can look forward to Masemola’s debut on November 4, 2024.
Lesley Musina joins the cast as Fefo, a seemingly charming and confident man with a dark side that gradually emerges. His character, far from what he appears to be on the surface, brings an added layer of suspense to the storyline. Musina will make his first appearance on November 20, 2024.
With Eric Macheru embracing new beginnings in his personal life and Skeem Saam expanding its roster with powerhouse talent, fans have much to look forward to in the coming weeks. Keep an eye on Skeem Saam as it continues to bring gripping narratives to South African screens.
