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Former ‘Skeem Saam’ Actress Shoki Mmola’s Daughter’s Emotional Reaction to SAFTA Win Goes Viral 

Former ‘Skeem Saam’ Actress Shoki Mmola’s Daughter’s Emotional Reaction to SAFTA Win Goes Viral.  Shoki Mmola was recently honoured at the South African Film and Television Awards (SAFTAs); however, it was her daughter’s reaction that stole the show

The actress took the stage with her children, who could barely contain their emotions and teared up on stage during their mom’s thank-you speech Mixed reactions to their emotional reaction dominated social media, with people labelling them as dramatic, while others were more sympathetic, given what they had been through in recent years

Former Scandal! actress Shoki Mmola’s big win at the 19th annual South African Film and Television Awards was a major highlight not only for her career but also for the ceremony; however, her daughters’ emotional reaction on stage is what really got people talking. Hosted on 13 and 14 March 2026, the ceremony took place at the Gallagher Convention Centre and brought together the biggest names in South Africa’s film and television industry.

The actress, who also starred on Rhythm City and Muvhango, was awarded the Golden Horn for her role on How to Ruin Love Season 1 in the Best Supporting Actress in a TV Comedy category. Accompanied by her children, the actress took the stage to accept her award, but the festive mood quickly turned into a moment of raw emotion. As she spoke, her daughters fought to keep their composure, with 17-year-old Karabo visibly overwhelmed and sobbing as she stood by her mother’s side.

Many attributed her reaction to having witnessed her mom’s hard work being awarded. In contrast, others believed it was a major turning point in their lives after seeing their mother suffer years of physical abuse from her abusive ex-husband, fellow TV star Sello Sebotsane. For those who have followed Shoki’s journey, the tears were a strong reminder of the personal trials the family has navigated behind the scenes, turning the win into more than just a trophy, but a public symbol of their collective resilience and healing.

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