Vatiswa Ndara Opens Up About Her Fallout With Ferguson Films
- An old interview featuring Vatiswa Ndara discussing her strained relationship with Ferguson Films has resurfaced
- The actress revealed how she was sidelined after addressing her concerns with the production house
- Mzansi praised her courage for speaking up despite the risks involved
You know, Vatiswa Ndara isn’t just another face in the South African entertainment industry. She’s someone who has dared to speak the truth, even when it wasn’t easy. Back in the day, she gave us a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes drama of showbiz when she opened up about her time with Ferguson Films. Her words didn’t just shock Mzansi—they sparked a conversation about fairness and respect in the industry.
Revealing the Truth: Vatiswa Ndara Talks Ferguson Films Fallout
When Vatiswa Ndara found herself seemingly shut out of the local film industry, she decided it was time to tell her side of the story. In a heartfelt interview with David Mashabela from December 2022, the former Igazi star delved into her experiences with Ferguson Films, sharing how her once-close relationship with the late Shona Ferguson soured.
Vatiswa recounted a pivotal moment when communication between her and Shona Ferguson broke down. She said, “Shona and I really got along, but in this second season, he wasn’t picking up our phones. I read the situation very quickly. Shona said, ‘I just got off the phone with the channel, and they told me you’ve been complaining about how badly you’ve been treated, how my marriage to Connie irritates you, and how we’re wasting money on her and buying i8s.’”
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“Shona and I really got along, but in this second season, he wasn’t picking up our phones. I read the situation very quickly. Shona said, ‘I just got off the phone with the channel, and they told me you’ve been complaining about how badly you’ve been treated, how my marriage to Connie irritates you, and how we’re wasting money on her and buying i8s.’”
Vatiswa went on to explain her perspective, emphasizing the disparity in treatment between the cast of The Queen and those on Igazi. She said, “‘The Queen’ is the biological child and ‘Igazi’ is the stepchild that’s literally given rotten food. He said, ‘Actors will always be jealous of producers.’”
“‘The Queen’ is the biological child and ‘Igazi’ is the stepchild that’s literally given rotten food. He said, ‘Actors will always be jealous of producers.’”
TikTok user thee_vogue_sa brought this interview back into the spotlight, sharing a clip that reignited the conversation around Vatiswa’s claims.
Mzansi Reacts: Support and Encouragement for Vatiswa Ndara
As Vatiswa’s story unfolded, social media lit up with reactions from fans across Mzansi. Many were astonished by her revelations and rallied behind her, urging her to reclaim her place in the industry.
Melo_Mosase expressed admiration for the actress, saying:
“That time ‘Igazi’ was a world-class show. We’ve never seen such top-notch, consummate performances from actors! Producers need to start respecting talent.”
Mah showed unwavering support for Vatiswa:
“No one can make me hate Vatiswa Ndara. The best to do it!”
TaHlalumiMbobo pointed out hypocrisy in the industry:
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“To think Connie Ferguson was complaining about Mfundi Mvundla on ‘Generations’ until she became a producer; now she does the same thing to people!”
M3 expressed disbelief but solidarity:
“Shona, though? We believe you, mama.”
Nhlalo527 voiced excitement for Vatiswa’s potential return:
“Can’t wait to see her on-screen again!”
Anele Mdoda Pleads for Vatiswa Ndara’s Return
In another twist to Vatiswa Ndara’s story, Anele Mdoda recently shared her heartfelt plea for the actress to return to the screen. In an update from Briefly News, Anele revealed that despite Vatiswa’s initial reluctance, she remains hopeful and continues to champion the actress’s undeniable talent.
Anele emphasized the impact Vatiswa had on audiences, saying, “Her performances were unforgettable, and the industry needs more people like her who bring authenticity and passion to their craft.” While Vatiswa may not be ready to step back into the spotlight just yet, her legacy continues to inspire both fans and industry insiders alike.
