‘Adulting’ actor Thabiso Rammusi. Image: Supplied
Actor Thabiso Rammusi says ‘Adulting’ has changed his life
Talented actor Thabiso Rammusi, who plays a family man, Mpho. on Showmax’s ‘Adulting’, opens up about his character and fame.
‘Adulting’ actor Thabiso Rammusi. Image: Supplied
Newcomer Thabiso Rammusi, who plays Mpho on Adulting, says the show is nothing short of a blessing and has changed his life.
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THABISO RAMMUSI: ‘WE DIDN’T THINK IT WILL GET TO THIS LEVEL’
The Adulting actor Thabiso Rammusi, who plays the role of family man Mpho, tells Showmax that the show has been nothing short of a blessing; it’s really changed my life.
“We didn’t think it was going to be at this level. The love I’ve been getting is just on another level; walking in the streets is not the same anymore. Every place you walk in, people start noticing and talking.”
Rammusi adds that this has been challenging for him because he’s a family man in real life, but the love has been amazing.
The rising star adds that being a family man in real life has helped him connect with his onscreen kids and wife.
“Even with Lungile Duma, who plays Zithulele my wife, I felt like the relationship part was easier to portray since I’m married in real life. She’s so amazing as an actress. She’s not afraid to play, which is one of the most important things in acting. We have an amazing working relationship.”
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‘ADULTING’: BACKGROUND
Adulting follows the life of four male friends: Nhlanhla Kunene, who plays Eric, Luthando BU Mthembu as Vuyani, Thembinkosi Mthembu as Bonga, and Thabo Rammusi as Mpho.
The Showmax series takes us on a rollercoaster journey as we watch them take on life with different goals, objectives and challenges.
The series looks at the perspective that modern-day men face and the challenges they face as they are on the quest of finding true love and success while also leaning on one another for moral support and love.
It’s produced by Tshedza Pictures, the production company responsible for The River, Gqeberha: The Empire and The Republic, etc.
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