Get ready for more twists: 'Fatal Seduction' returns with a star-studded season 2
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The highly anticipated and erotic thriller 'Fatal Seduction' is making its return to our screens.
Netflix has officially confirmed on July 8 that its hit series is finally returning for a second season this year, and it is bringing the heat and drama with intriguing, new cast members who are bringing even more twisted storylines.
'Fatal Seduction' is a provocative series that unravels a dark story of unwavering passion and desire, built around a web of lies and deceit.
Joining the star-studded cast is acclaimed and award-winning actor Warren Masemola as Minister Vilakazi, a cunning police minister whose aim is to become South Africa's next deputy president and will stop at nothing to get what he wants.
Joining Masemola as the new addition to the second season of this thriller is former 'Scandal!' actress Nqobile Khumalo, who plays the role of Precious, Minister Vilakazi's assistant.
In addition, Xolile Tshabalala has been cast as Delisiwe, Minister Vilakazi's devoted wife, who knows nothing about her husband's scheming ways.
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Tina Redman and Daanyaal Ally are joining the cast as well and are bringing new energy to the series.
Kgomotso Christopher (Nandi) and Prince Grootboom (Jacob) are also making their highly anticipated return in the second season as they continue with their secret love affair.
Nathaniel Ramabulana (Vuyo) and Thapelo Mokoena (Leornad) are also returning as they face the consequences of past betrayals.
Other cast members making their comeback to the series include Tina Jaxa, Ngele Ramulondi and Frances Sholto-Douglas.
Fans of the series commented as they expressed their excitement and anticipation about the second season coming soon.
A social media user wrote: 'Ohh Netflix, I can't wait, I'm excited.'
'We've been waiting,' a user excitedly shared.
'Can it be August tomorrow?' another user added.
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