My mom GAVE me to my AUNT because of their PACT | Shoki Mmola

iYho did she just say Chemical Engineering? A scientist and a creative. Beauty and brains. Very impressive.

Lol.. in 2017 I was on a quee Koo spar tops at Kiblar Park ke swere 6 pack ya castle lite, the cashier lady after she scanned my bev , I realized gore ke shorta ka R2 and Looked around for anyone to help me and there she was Koo morago gaka and I was like " my sister sorry for go telela ke shortile ka R2 kopa o ntlatse" and she was so kind, she gave me R2 and I paid off my bev.. I was accompanied by my cousin who watches tv a lot and she was like " do you know who that person is" after she told me I was blown away hey and since then whenever I see her on TV I would be like this lady once gave me R2 to pay off my alcohol 😂😂😂😂

Ausi Shoki Mmola she has clean aura that attracts positiveness, oh man her smile and energy. I loved this woman since from muvhango days. Her character 'Tumi' on muvhango and her on-screen mom Mmane Doris(Joyce Skefu). I will never forget Doris legendary line "You must never Tumi!!"😂😂

I was really expecting to see you on the Queen Modjadji story 😢, you are one of the actress who know how to speak Khelobhedu very well

Death of a queen, she's was powerful there😭😭😭

This episode makes me love her so much because I miss her on Skeem Sam. Akasemhle akasemhle akasemhle.

When I say this woman is the sweetest, most professional and extraordinarily talented actress EVER!!! I was just an intern when I met her, and she treated me with such respect and dignity. She always had something kind to say to me. May Ausi Shoki get her flowers and blessings, and may they never stop pouring over her. ❤❤❤

Shoki’s story is fascinating and amazing,I love her.❤️❤️❤️

King David please never stop doing these extraordinary interviews, archive more of them.

Tzaneen... My hometown, Balobedu in the house; let's sign the register ✍🏾

Ms. Mmola is a remarkable storyteller. She is remarkable when she tells her stories through her art and she told her life story remarkably. I can't believe how quickly 2 hours went by. I really enjoyed this interview. This woman has so much substance and depth.

I like it when she said “le tlogele go phophothela dilo tseo le sa di tsebego”😂😂😂😂

I'm exactly like Shoki when it comes to friendship. I find close tight friendship suffocating😂.

Absolutely LOVED this interview. I loved hearing her story. What a woman, what a force! 💙

She’s so intelligent. I’m really impressed with how wise and knowledgeable she is. I also love how much she has a child-like spirit, it shows up so beautifully when she talks about her mother and grandmother. 🥺 You can tell she genuinely admires these women. I think this is an important episode for children who are creatively inclined and have a scientific understanding of the world. I’ve drawn so much inspiration from this episode. I love how she speaks about her children. 🥺

Still beautiful as always .She doesnt age at all.Looking happy too .The most important thing is happiness.

Thank you for bringing our beloved Shoki to the podcast ♥️. I’ve always wondered about her 👍

Bathong David o itse go botsa dipotso tuu. He is a good listener, listening to what is not said.

I've liked her from the story seo a buang ka sona sa Kgatelopele. 😊 Sarah, baby sis wa ga Benjamin Taunyane. My late dad used to make me record the episodes on our VHS cassettes. 😂😂😂 and I liked how she killed her character on Skeem Saam as Celia Kunutu. She's really one of my favorites. Kea mo rata and ke Rata ka tsela eo a buang so fluently ka teng. ❤❤ Someone I wouldn't mind to meet one day and tell her how my family and I enjoyed watching her on TV. Thank you King David 😊 it was a great interview indeed.

I have pigmentation that looks like chubaba; however, mine came with age and after I gave birth. Maybe @King David Studio should also invite the medical expert to educate us with difference between chubaba and skin pigmentation. Lovely guest and show as usual