Pallance Dladla is a well-known South African actor who gained fame as the runner-up on the second season of the reality show Class Act. He has earned recognition for his performances in popular TV dramas and films, making him one of the prominent figures in South African entertainment.
Profile Summary
| Full Name | Pallance Dladla |
| Date of Birth | 22 August 1992 |
| Place of Birth | Soweto, Johannesburg |
| Nationality | South African |
| State of Origin | Gauteng |
| Relatives | Raised by grandfather; close to mother |
| Partner | Rumored Candice Modiselle |
| Children | None |
| Occupations | Actor, TV personality, entrepreneur |
| Net Worth | US$2 million |
Early Life and Education
Born and raised in Soweto, Johannesburg, Pallance developed a passion for acting from an early age.
He attended Parktown Boys’ High School, where he won awards for acting and original playwriting. His early experiences in drama competitions helped launch his career in the entertainment industry.
Career
Pallance began his professional acting career after finishing as a finalist on Class Act in 2011.
He appeared in multiple popular TV shows such as 4Play: Sex Tips for Girls, Tempy Pushas, Isibaya, and Intersexions.
He landed his first lead role in the film Hard to Get in 2014. In 2019, he starred as the lead in Netflix’s thriller series Shadow, which brought him international attention.
Pallance has been taken on lead roles in several series including Dam and Blood Legacy. Beyond acting, he supports emerging talent through platforms like Actor Spaces.
Personal Life
Pallance values his privacy and is known to be close to his family, especially his grandfather and mother. He has been linked romantically to television personality Candice Modiselle, though there is no official confirmation. He does not have children.
Pallance Dladla Net Worth
His estimated net worth is around 2 million US dollars, earned from his acting career, endorsements, and business ventures.
Filmography
- 4Play: Sex Tips for Girls (2012)
- Intersexions (2013)
- Tempy Pushas (2013)
- Isibaya (2014)
- Hard to Get (2014)
- Is’thunzi (2016–2017)
- Shadow (2019)
- Dam (2021)
- Dead Places (2021)
- Reyka (2021)
- Justice Served (2022)
- Blood Legacy (2024)
Awards and Nominations
He has won several awards, including South African Film and Television Awards for Best Supporting Actor.
He has also received acclaim and nominations from various international film festivals for his work, especially for his role in Shadow.
