Sello Sebotsane is a distinguished South African actor and producer, celebrated for his captivating performances in popular television series such as “Stokvel,” “Those Who Can’t,” “Rockville,” and “90 Plein Street.”
Profile Summary
| Full Name | Sello Sebotsane |
| Date of Birth | October 23, 1970 |
| Place of Birth | Tshwane, South Africa |
| Nationality | South African |
| Partner | Previously married to Shoki Sebotsane |
| Children | Oratile Kutlwano |
| Occupations | Actor, Producer |
| Net Worth | N/A |
Early Life and Education
Born on October 23, 1970, in Tshwane, South Africa, Sebotsane nurtured his passion for acting by earning a National Diploma in Speech and Drama from the Tshwane University of Technology.
This educational foundation laid the groundwork for his successful career in the entertainment industry.
Career
Sebotsane’s acting journey began in 1994 with his film debut in “Jock: A True Tale of Friendship,” where he portrayed Jim Makokela.
He continued to expand his filmography with roles in “Panic Mechanic,” “Tarzan: The Epic Adventures,” and “Ernest Goes to Africa.” His television career gained momentum in 2006 with recurring roles in series like “One Way” and “Stokvel.”
His portrayal of Philane in “Stokvel” from 2006 to 2012 remains one of his most iconic roles. Sebotsane has also appeared in numerous other TV series, including “Home Sweet Home,” “90 Plein Street,” and “Rockville.”
In addition to his screen work, he has made significant contributions to theater, performing at prestigious venues such as the Johannesburg Civic Theatre, Grahamstown Arts Festival, and Market Theatre.
Personal Life
Sebotsane was previously married to actress and fashion designer Shoki Sebotsane, with whom he has a daughter named Oratile Kutlwano.
However, their relationship ended following domestic violence incidents in 2018, which led to legal charges against him.
Net Worth
Sello Sebotsane’s net worth is not publicly disclosed.
Filmography
Some of Sebotsane’s notable works include:
- “Jock: A True Tale of Friendship” (1994)
- “Stokvel” (2006-2012)
- “The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency” (2009)
- “90 Plein Street” (2011)
- “Rockville” (2013-2016)
- “Kings of Jo’burg” (2020)
Awards and Nominations
Sebotsane received recognition with the Naledi Theatre Award for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in the play “Happy Natives.” While specific awards may not be detailed, his contributions to South African theater and television have been widely acknowledged.
