Seasoned actor Luthuli Dlamini has addressed rumours that he is allegedly homeless and is facing difficulties in securing acting gigs.
LUTHULI DLAMINI FINALLY BREAKS HIS SILENCE
The acting industry is known for being unpredictable, and many describe it as a “dog-eat-dog” world. Jobs are scarce, and the future is never guaranteed.
Actor Luthuli Dlamini is another South African actor making headlines after reports suggested he is allegedly down and out.
According to a report by ZiMoja, the actor, who has starred in numerous shows, is allegedly living in an abandoned house in Randburg. In response to the report, the seasoned actor has come forward to set the record straight.
He rubbished the claims as baseless and advised people to be cautious when spreading information.
“I’m fine, I promise I’m not homeless. Be sure of your sources of information. Don’t compromise your integrity for 15 cheap minutes of fame,” he posted on Instagram.
LUTHULI REVEALS WHERE HE STAYS
The outlet further claimed that the house he lives in is allegedly used by drug addicts.
The actor has reportedly been spotted there, but the people he lives with supposedly respect him due to his high profile.
Luthuli stated that while he appreciates those who have offered him a place to stay, he is not homeless. He further debunked rumours that he stays in Randburg but said he is in Durban.
“I live in a beautiful place in Durban with a lot of sunshine,” he said while doing his laundry.
‘I AM HAPPY AND HAVE A ROOF OVER MY HEAD’
According to the outlet, the people he lives with supposedly respect him due to his high profile.
“We all know him; all the neighbours recognise him, but no one judges his situation“
“It can happen to anyone,” a neigbour told the outlet.
The actor appeared to joke when he mentioned they have delivery services where he stays. This is as a man with a Checkers trolley showed up to give him food and a bottle of beer.
Dlamini clarified that he has a roof over his head, is not homeless, and is happy.
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