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| Born | Buhle Samuels |
| 1990 | |
| Soweto | |
| Johannesburg | |
| Gauteng | |
| South Africa | |
| Occupation | Actress |
| TV Personality | |
| Since | 2013 – to date |
| Website | Unknown |
| Agent | Unknown |
Biography:
Buhle Samuels was born in 1990, Soweto and grew up in Pretoria North, Gauteng. Buhle is a South African actress and television personality best known for her television roles as Matshidiso on Muvhango, SABC2 soapie opera.
Television
Buhle Samuels previously hosted the breakfast show on Africa Magic on DStv channel 151 in 2013. In 2014, Buhle landed a role on SABC2 sopaie opera, Muvhango as Matshidiso.
Personal
Buhle is the youngest of two children; she has an older sister named Mbali Samuels and her mother is a nurse in Saudi Arabia.
Buhle Samuels is a South African television personality and actress who is best known for her portrayal of the villainous “Matshidiso Mofokeng” on SABC 2’s flagship soap opera, Muvhango.
She grew up in Pretoria North with her parents and her older sister, this is according to a Sunday World article titled “Buhle brings magic to Muvhango”.
Buhle Samuels is the youngest of two children; she has an older sister named Mbali Samuels.
Her mother is a nurse, “my mom is a nurse in Saudi Arabia and she is always listening to the news and she calls me to see if everything is okay. She stresses and worries more than me,” she was quoted by the Sunday World.
Buhle Samuels studied Somatology, this is according to a Cosmopolitan South Africa article titled “The Woman Behind Muvhango’s Trending Butt” however, it is unclear when or where.
It has been reported that she used to own a mobile beauty salon, “For a while Buhle owned a mobile beauty salon”, this is according to the same Cosmopolitan South Africa article.
Buhle Samuels previously hosted the breakfast show on Africa Magic, an M-Net owned channel available on DStv, “she began a gig as a breakfast show presenter on Africa Magic,” Cosmopolitan SA.
She shot to prominence in 2014 when she was cast as Matshidiso Mofokeng on the SABC 2 flagship soap opera, Muvhango, reportedly ahead of seasoned South African actresses and television personalities who had auditioned for the role to no success.
CREDIT: Incwajana, mytvnews.co.za