'I didn't have food': Former Generations actor Thabiso Mokhethi speaks out (video)
Former Generations star Thabiso Mokhethi revealed how much he struggled to put food on his table after leaving the show.
Thabiso made many headlines during his days, with Generations playing the Samuel role.
During those days, Thabiso made quite a lot of money and bought many luxurious cars.
He lived an expensive lifestyle, but things changed, and he went through a lot after leaving the show.
In an interview, Thabiso explained how much he struggled after losing his job.
He spoke at length about selling all his assets, such as cars, and about struggling to get food.
'It made me feel like I was nothing. Remember, I had tied my worth to material things and financial success,' he admitted. 'Once that was taken away, I didn't know who I was.' he continued.
'There were times when, as an unemployed man, I couldn't even afford an Uber. Sometimes, I didn't have food to eat,' he revealed.
'Coming from a position where I could provide for my family and suddenly relying on others was a bitter pill. I know this is a reality for many people, but this is my story.' he detailed his struggles.
Indeed, it is not the former Generations star who struggled to put food on the table.
Famous people like Dr Malinga struggled and got assistance from other top celebs.
Veteran actress Nandi Nyembe also faced financial struggles, leaving some top celebs to help her.
Indeed, tough times come and go, and fortunately, Thabiso faced many struggles, but he is making progress back to full stability.
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