Actress and singer Sanaipei Tande has explained why she has had to depart her role in the Kina TV show.
In a social media post, Sanaipei revealed that contrary to many claims made online, she felt worn out and sincerely needed time to rest.
“For clarification and accuracy, I chose to leave due to exhaustion and consequently much needed rest. Because of the nature of the show, it was necessary to find a replacement to allow for your continued entertainment,” Sanaipei said.
She added: “I thank each and every one of you who has shown great love, support and concern through numerous messages, comments and compliments. I assure you I have read all of them. “
The actor went on to acknowledge the fact that she indeed had a great time executing the role bestowed to her in the show.
“I thoroughly enjoyed my time as “The Great Nana Mandi Tandala” and all facets of this phenomenal character. I will surely miss it.”She noted.
Sanaipei also revealed that Mbeki Mwalimu will be her replacement, taking up her role as Nana Mandi Tandala.
“I wish my successor Mbeki Mwalimu all the best as she tackles the ups and downs of the wife, mother, boss, brute and of course Auntiiieeee that is Nana Mandi Tandala,” she concluded.
In the series, Sanaipei played the role of an unscrupulous businesswoman who goes all her ways to get whatever she wants.
She owns Kina Waters water company through which she follows her path and does everything possible to achieve what she wants,whether rogue or clean, including using bribery and murder.
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