The Skeem Saam actress opened up about mental health struggles, unemployment and having allegedly suffered abuse at the hands of 'someone she trusted'
actress Pebetsi Matlaila, popularly known as Mokgadi on the SABC1 soapie, has taken to social media to share that 2021 has been a tough year for her.
“There is a lot that has been going on in my life in the year 2021. I personally believe that the devil is after me after all that I have gone through this year,” she said, pouring her heart out on Instagram. Without getting into too many details, Pebetsi revealed that she survived an abusive relationship. “I encountered severe near-death abuse from somebody that I thought I would spend forever with.”The actress gave details earlier this year of her traumatic childbirth experience.
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