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Rising star Khaya Xaba has officially announced his departure from the popular e.tv telenovela Smoke and Mirrors.
Khaya, who played the role of Mpendulo opposite Sipho Alphi, confirmed the news on his Instagram account, expressing gratitude to his fans for their support throughout his journey on the show.
The announcement comes after e.tv confirmed the cancellation of Smoke and Mirrors after three successful seasons. Fans of the show took to social media to bid farewell to the popular telenovela, showcasing their appreciation for the drama-filled storylines and talented cast.
Ungaphuthelwa.
Catch up on what you might have missed last night on Smoke & Mirrors. https://t.co/eMR7tD3Nxd#etvSmokeAndMirrors pic.twitter.com/BXTq2snHTj
— #etvSmokeAndMirrors (@etvSandM) June 11, 2025
His exit marks the end of an era for the show, but it also signals a new chapter for the talented actor. With his experience on Smoke and Mirrors, Khaya is poised to take on new roles and projects, further establishing himself as a rising star in the entertainment industry.
In his Instagram post, he expressed heartfelt appreciation for the support he received from fans throughout his time on the show. Their enthusiasm and engagement played a significant role in making his experience on the show memorable.
As Khaya embarks on new projects, fans are eagerly anticipating his next move. With his talent and charisma, Xaba is sure to continue making waves in the entertainment industry. Stay tuned for more updates on his future projects!
Actress Kgaogelo Monama who plays Xaba’s stepmother on the show wrote:
“Uyabona wena my boy you are going far I tell you. Well done usebenzile (you worked hard). If we are proud of you, I can imagine how the rents (parents) feel they really did a job well done with you. Stay humble and respectful that will take places where talent doesn’t even reach.”
Actress LunathiMapofu wrote, “To many more boy! I Love you loads! Keep shining.”
Smoke and Mirrors actress Kamo Letsosa wrote: “You are just a star! Onwards and upwards kiddo.”
