October Issue Envy Mag

ENVY MAGAZINE
ALL FOR HUMAN
THE ERA OF
THEMBSIE MATU
OCT 2019
DEALING
WITH
DEPRESSION
TRAVEL GUIDE
&TIPS
EXCLUSIVE!
MOTSOALEDI
SETUMO
“Allow me to be me”
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“Everything in life, even the negative things, are one and the same and
make up this thing we call existence. – Willow Smith

Editor’s note
Yes, 2019 is slowly coming to an
end, and you probably feel like you
have not done all the things you set
yourself to do at the beginning of
the year. That’s how we all feel
every time we reach the end of the
year
You have lived up to this month of
October, celebrate the things you
achieved. It doesn’t matter how
small they are. Be proud of the
person you are becoming each day.
Take time to appreciate the people
around you and find inspiration in
what is to come.
Remember the year is not yet over,
anything is possible. Cut yourself
some slack, don’t be too harsh and
focus on the positive and what you
want to achieve.
In this month’s issue we decided to
bring you up close and personal
with Motsoaledi Setume and
Thembsie Matu. Enjoy!
Love, A

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
12 Cover
16 Spring Gym
18 Thembsie Matu
24 Depression
26 Foodie
32 Travel
13 Poetry

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CONTRIBUTORS
Athabile Mrasi
Editor-in-Chief
Facebook: Taba Mrasi
Instagram: @iamathamrasi
Abongile Ndevu
Lifestyle Editor
Facebook: AbongileNdevu
Instagram: @abongilendevu
Vuyokazi Vika
Beauty Editor
Facebook: VuvuVika
Instagram: @vuvuvika
Content producers
Avela Luke
Fhumulani Lukoto
Puseletso Nthate

“ALLOW ME TO BE ME”
By: Athabile Mrasi
South African actress
Motsoaledi Setumo
shares that most people
find it hard to
differentiate between
her television character
and her real-life
character. Being onscreen
every day may
make people believe that
the role you are playing
is really who you are.
She says that sometimes
people prejudge based on
your tv character. “I am
the total opposite of
Mmabatho. People never
really understand that and
the judge you based on
her actions or personality
and not give you space to
be who you are. Can I be
Motsoaledi? Allow me to
be me,” says Motsoaledi.
.
Even though Mo more has
been in the industry for
three years fully, she
admits that her life
changed immensely when
she joined ‘The Queen’,
Msanzi’s most watch
telenovela.
“A huge change in my life
came when I started acting
on ‘The Queen’. Most
people started noticing the
role, and because The
Queen is one of the mostwatched
television shows.
Fans of the show have
fallen in love with
Mmabatho and others,
well…”, she says.

As much she loves and
respects her followers,
she sometimes feels
like they are crowding
her especially when
she is at the mall with
her grandmother.
“I understand that when
someone who has been
watching you on screen
is seeing you in person,
they want to take a photo
or strike a conversation
with you. But sometimes
people can be so rude.
Great me first, I am a
human being then is you
see if I am eating with
food in my mouth, can
you wait?”
Fashion and Beauty
Mo who always looks
stylish and on point
confesses that she is a
lazy dresser and that her
fashion icon is Rihanna,
Keke Palmer, and
Moneoa.
“I always go for simplicity
and comfortability. If you see
me wearing heels, you should
know I am uncomfortable
and angry. I am a sneaker
kind on a girl,” says
Motsoaledi.
Her fashion sense is the same
as her beauty and makeup
choice. “I have powerful
features, so I always go for a
natural look when it comes to
make-up. On my daily basis,
I just apply, foundation,
mascara and I ready to go.”
Keeping Your Acting Job
For an artist to be able to
keep their job, Motsoaledi
says you always have to be
professional but sometimes
there is nothing you can do if
your storyline is no longer
part of the show.
“It doesn’t matter how good
you are at times. If your
storyline cuts, they let you
go. But you do need to be
disciplined though.”
Envy magazine 12

POETRY SESSION
If You Were Mine
A poem by Augustus Waters
If You Were Mine
A poem by Augustus Waters
My love for you defined, is harmony in sounds
Inside my heart it's found
My stars were found aligned
From since I fell in love, but you are not mine
There is no rest when you are on a quest of
connecting souls
The type of bond whose description is found in
ancient scrolls
As far anatomy goes, you and I are made from
the same stuff
Flesh, blood, bone but why can't we feel the
same way??
OH! I already know the answer you don't have to
say
That's because you are not mine
See, I'm the type of guy that can only be with
one woman at a time and that's only if I can see
a future between us and if Genies were real and
I could find one to give me three wishes
My first wish would be to spend a day with you
My second wish would be to spend a night with
you
My third wish would be to spend more time with
you
You have a beautiful mind that's why I fell for
you
And your beautiful smile is how I got hooked to
you
I know how I feel but I just can't quite say it to
her face
That's why I wrote this poem and I speak as if
her and I are face to face
If you were mine
I'd create a space in time where the moon and
sun shine in the same sky at the same time
when you and I see eye to eye
If you were mine
Ndingabambha ndiyeka
Ndiyek' ubambha ndiyeka
Ndibambhe wena wedwa
If you were mine
I'd text my ex like 'Yo, stop calling me'
If you were mine
See, a woman with good physical appearance
got me hanging from the edges of her curves
but a woman with good conversation got me
hanging from the edges of her mind
That's my definition of Ubuhle Bendalo
Kalok' ubuhle bufihlakele angekhe ubone
inkangeleko ogqiba ugqibe ngelithi ubuhle
bugqibelele
Ngakhakathi bukhangele
That my definition of Ubuhle Bendalo
You are the whole package got me thinking and
wishing
If you were mine I'd write a love poem
Dumb question, if I wrote a love poem would
you be mine?
My love for you defined, is poetry and sound in
harmony combined
Inside my heart it's found
My stars were found aligned
From since I fell in love, but you are not mine

Model: Syleez
Poet and rapper
Photographer: @Blackmanseason Envy magazine 14

Spring Back Into shape
After The winter
By: Abongile Ndevu
As much as we all try to stick to our workout
routines, the cold weather and shorter days
during winter often lead to less working out
and more Netflixing. Suddenly you realize
that days are longer, and the temperature
starts to rise which calls for swimsuits.
Summer body season is around the corner!
HOW TO SPRING BACK TO SHAPE
1. Find a workout buddy
When you don’t have someone to exercise with,
it has been cited as a barrier to regular workouts
among both women and men. Having a workout
partner comes with benefits. You get interested
in trying out new types of workouts if you aren’t
doing it alone. A work out partner can also
motivate you when you feel like giving up
during the middle of a routine; plus, there is
somebody to relate with after a particularly hard
work-out. It also allows you to commit to
something with somebody.
2. Set yourself realistic goals.
Start by committing to working out two or three
times per week. That will help you get back into
the habit of making it a priority. You’ll also need
to be realistic about the results you expect to see,
if you’ve been sedentary all winter and packed
on the pounds, don’t expect to start working out
in October and have a six-pack by November.
3. Choose workouts that are best for you.
A lot depends on your individual goals, you and
your partner might have different body goals so
be sure to take up on exercises that will suit your
needs and goals on the time frame you’ve set for
yourself.
4. Don’t skip the warm-up
If you are anxious to get back to a routine and
see results, it may be all too easy to think that
it’s better skipping the warm-ups and spending
your whole hour at the gym. This is a trap you’ll
have to work hard to avoid. A proper warm-up is
not essential for your safety, but it also leads to a
more beneficial workout!
5. Don’t forget to stretch!
Just as important as the warm-up is, the
cooldown and stretching portion of your workout
routine is essential. Many people finish their
workout and head straight for the door without
even considering stretching. A good cool-down
routine will help decrease soreness after a
workout, which can be essential to helping you
stick to your workouts.
6. Make sure you fuel properly
If your workouts are making you feel dizzy or
lightheaded, you are either dehydrated or not
eating enough before your workout. Nutrition
isn’t just important if you’re trying to lose
weight; it’s also important to make sure you’re
eating enough and drinking enough water to
safely fuel your work out.
7. Don’t beat yourself up
Getting back into a workout routine isn’t easy.
Even if you start slow keep being consistent.
There may be days where you will give in to the
call of the couch. The worst thing you can do in
those days is beat yourself and decide to give up.
Throwing a towel isn’t worth it. Cut yourself
some slack especially early on. Don’t let missing
a single day take the steam out of your engine!

Envy magazine 16

THEMBSIE MATU

THE ERA OF
THEMBSIE MATU
She is writing her own histrory
By: Athabile Mrasi
Thembsie Matu is more than just
an actress, she has joined the
fashion industry by storm with
her female clothing line
‘Nomabhongo’. She says her
grandmother used to call her
‘Nomabhongo when growing up
because she loved beautiful
things.
“I wanted to use the name for
something else. But when the
clothing came into the picture, I
knew it was the right name to use.
Now I will use it every time, it is
part of my brand,” says Thembsie.
She says one of the things that
motivated her to start her clothing
line was seeing people interested in
everything she was wearing.
“People would ask me where I
bought my clothes and they
would be very interested to
get the same outfit as mine.
As much as I didn’t pay that
much attention to it, I noticed
when people started making
theme parties and wear like
my character Petronella, then
I knew. People approached
me about designing, we talked
and took it from there. That’s
how my clothing line
‘Nomabhongo came about.”
Nomabhongo clothing line
caters to all sizes and shapes.
People request what they
want. And she says she
creates clothes for women to
feel good in themselves.
Thembsie plays the role of
Petronella on The Queen,
Mzansi’s most-watched
Telenovela. She shares that
people should invest in the
craft as she has been in the
industry for more than three
decades.
“You have to study the
industry that you are in, the
technique and you do not have
to go to big schools, as long as
you will be learning. Also, you
have to love what you do and
should be just about being
famous,” says Thembsie.
She has a huge social media
following, Thembsie says she
finds it hard to keep up with
constantly engaging on the
platforms, but she loves and
enjoys interacting with her
followers when she gets time.
“Back in the day there were no
social media platforms, you
had to sell yourself. Now I
have Adapted well. I know that
my following is true and
authentic.”
“Study your craft
and the technique.”
Envy magazine 18

CRISTYLES
“Every time, I
release a song it’s
something fresh
and different.”

Sifiso Peter Mkhwanazi better known
as Cristyles is making waves with his
single “Love your shoes”. It’s out in
all digital Envy magazine play caught stores. up with him to talk about his latest
single, what inspires him to make music and more.
By: Abongile Ndevu
1. As a producer/ song writer what
influenced the transition from being behind
the scenes to being on stage performing?
I just felt like I was ready, I had learned a lot behind the
scenes so now I want to have the experience of
releasing a commercial song and perform them.
2. Would you say having the technique of
producing your own music makes it easier as
an artist?
It makes it very easy, because initially my biggest
challenge was finding a producer that would understand
exactly the sound and instruments I prefer. So, I had to
teach myself
3. Your stage name Cristyles, how did it
come about?
It’s simple (C)clever (R)real (I)intelligent Style.
4. “Love your shoes” that’s a catchy name
for a song title, tell us more about the
inspiration behind the single?
Well, the single was inspired by my love for shoes, I
collect shoes, sneakers like I’m crazy, so I put myself in
a position of a man admiring his woman’s shoes, the
way they fit, the way she dresses for them.
5. As an artist who would you say has been
your influence when it comes to music?
I was inspired a lot by Usher, R Kelly etc., from the
styles of music and writing, but I listen to a lot of
classic lately.
6. Share with us some of the struggles you’ve
experienced as an artist in South Africa and
how have you managed to overcome those
struggles?
Primarily it was finding a studio that would give me
the kind of quality I want. I have overcome that by
owning my own record company and my own powerful
studio. I also have visual equipment for shooting video
and documentaries.
7.What’s for next year?
In the next year I’m getting into audio visuals, I’m
extending my company CLT music into CLT audio
visuals, that will be the division that will mostly deal
with TV and film adverts. Everything is already in
order, just waiting to launch and start doing big things.
8. What is the best part about making music?
Being creative. I think being creative is the best gift
and just being in the creative space goes beyond any
imagination. Bringing a song to life is life itself.
9. Any coming up events where your fans
can go watch you perform?
No performances yet, I’m still busy with ground work.
I think more effort must be put into developing the
brand ground up. So, for now it’s making sure the song
is available to people, more interviews then I will be on
tour promoting.
Single can be downloaded
and streamed in all digital
streaming services.
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DIFFERENT TYPES
AND CAUSES
OF MISCARRIAGE
By: Fhumulani Lukoto
Within the first 20 weeks of pregnancy
some women experience an unplanned
expulsion of a fetus from the womb. The
medical term used to identify this
potential complication or loss is known
as Spontaneous abortion. But since it
sounds very hush and insensitive, the
preferable term to be used is
Miscarriage.
Studies show that women in their childbearing
years, have 10-20% chances of having a miscarriage
and an increase in maternal age affects the chances
of miscarriage.
DIFFERENT TYPES OF MISCA
RRIAGE:
• Threatened miscarriage is some degree of
early pregnancy uterine bleeding
accompanied by cramping or lower
backache. The cervix remains closed.

• Incomplete miscarriage is when abdominal or
back pain is accompanied by bleeding with an
open cervix. Miscarriage is inevitable when
there is dilation or effacement of the cervix or
there is rupture of the membranes.
• Complete Miscarriage is when the embryo or
product of conception have emptied out of the
uterus, bleeding should subside quickly as
should any pain or cramping.
• Missed miscarriage is when embryonic death
has occurred but there is not any expulsion of
the embryo.
• Recurrent miscarriage defined as 3 or more
consecutive first trimester miscarriage.
• Blighted Ovum is also called an embryonic
pregnancy, a fertilized egg implants into the
uterine wall but fetal development never begins.
• Ectopic pregnancy is when a fertilized egg
implants itself in places other than the uterus,
most commonly the fallopian tube.
• Molar pregnancy is a result of genetic error
during the fertilization process that leads to the
growth of abnormal tissue within the uterus.
•
While there are some things that increase the risk of
miscarriage, generally it isn’t a result of something that
you did or didn’t do. During pregnancy your body
supplies hormones and nutrients to your developing
fetus. Most first trimester miscarriages happen because
the fetus doesn’t develop normally.
CAUSES OF MISCARRIAGE MAY INCLUDE:
• Hormonal problems, infections or mental health
problems.
• Lifestyle (smoking, drugs use, malnutrition,
excessive caffeine and exposure to toxic
substance)
• Implantation of the egg into the uterine
lining does not occur properly
• Maternal age and Maternal trauma.
Since most causes are due to chromosomal
abnormalities, there is not much that can be done to
prevent them. If a specific problem is identified
with testing, then treatment options may be
available. One vital step is to get as healthy as you
can before conceiving to provide a healthy
atmosphere for conception to occur.
Emotional treatment is highly needed for women
who go through miscarriage, unfortunately
miscarriage can affect anyone. It is very important
that lines of communication are open with family,
friends and health care provides during the time.
Remember having a miscarriage doesn’t mean you
won’t conceive again in future.
PAL's and Rainbows
Support Group
Angel Mommies
Support Group
There is no fee to attend
The Second Thursday of
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Envy magazine 22

Is depression slowly becoming an
epidemic most people are suffering
and dying from?
By: Vuyokazi Vika
To get help you can reach out to
the following
South African Depression and
Anxiety group
0112344837
Suicide crisis
0800567567
Adcock Ingram Depression and
Anxiety helpline
0800708090

Depression is proving to be a number one killer. It is a feeling
that is categorised by sadness, feeling, how you
think and act. You become disinterested in your
normal daily activities and see yourself stuck in
an unexplainable position, unfortunately to
some leading to suicides. It is high time that the
topic is discussed as often as we can to prevent
the high number of deaths caused by it.
According to the World Health Organisation, one
in three South Africans will suffer a mental
health episode in their lives. Of these, 75% will
go untreated.
The unprocessed negative emotions that have
been bottled up pile up to be a burden. They
disconnect from the outside world. It is a vicious
cycle that keeps them trapped in a negative state
emotionally and physically.
It is very important to take care of our minds and
beat the emotions that are stored in our
subconscious mind, whether it is pain, rejection,
desperation or suffering. It is hard when you
literally feel trapped in this downward spiral of
sadness and depression that is why it is very
important to speak about it and not suffer in
silence, seek professional help.
Who is prone to depression?
According to psychologist there is no time frame
for when you can feel depressed but most often
than not, it strikes during your teens leading to
adulthood and in some cases to your seniors. It is
very important that you are aware and able to
point out when it strikes. Here are some
depression symptoms:
• Trouble sleeping or sleeping too much
• Feeling worthless or guilty
• Thoughts of death or suicide
• Feeling sad
• Loss of interest in activities that you once
found pleasure in
• Difficulty thinking, concentrating or making
decisions
Busiswa Shozi, 26 from the rural of Peddie in the
Eastern Cape was diagnosed with clinical depression
in her first year of university.
“School work got overwhelming, never in my wildest
dreams did I think that I could feel the way I did
seeing that I am a very strong woman,” she said.
“It is very fortunate that though depression is viewed
as an illness, but it can be treated. All medicines can
cause side effects, typically unwanted effects
increase when dose rises. These side effects usually
vary from one drug to another, but it is very
important that if diagnosed with depression for your
wellbeing take the medication and finish the course,”
says Busiswa.
Most of us hold on to so much motions that it is very
to start living the cause of life and not the effect. It
also is liberating to take charge of your healing
journey and how you’d like to change the content of
your script.
To get help you can reach out to the following
• South African Depression and Anxiety group
0112344837
• Suicide crisis
0800567567
• Adcock Ingram Depression and Anxiety
helpline
0800708090
Envy magazine 24

Instagrammers
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Food
Our
This month’s recipe courtecy
Ingredients
BBQ Sauce:
1 cup finely
chopped onion
2 cups cider vinegar
6 ounces tomato juice
1/2 tablespoon pepper
1 teaspoon garlic
powder
Pinch cayenne
Dash hot sauce, such as
Tabasco
1 teaspoon sugar
1. For the sauce: Puree the onion in a blender with
1/4 cup water. Place the pureed onion in a 2-quart
saucepan with additional water to cover. Bring to a
boil, then reduce the heat. Cook, stirring constantly
until the water has almost evaporated. Add the
vinegar, tomato juice, pepper, garlic powder,
cayenne and hot sauce and mix well. Bring to a boil,
and then stir in the sugar. Immediately remove
from the heat. Set 1 cup aside for the roast. Let the
remaining sauce cool completely, then refrigerate
for later use.
2. For the roast: Put the quartered onions in the
bottom of a 5- to 6-quart slow cooker. Mix the
brown sugar, paprika, salt and pepper and rub it
over the pork roast. Then place in the slow cooker
on top of the onions. Drizzle the reserved 1 cup of
sauce over the roast. Cook the roast in the slow
cooker on low for 10 to 12 hours, checking after 10
hours for tenderness.
3. Remove the meat and onions from the slow cooker.
Discard the onions and finely shred the pork.
Reserve the juices from the slow cooker to add to
the meat for desired juiciness.
4. Serve on a bun with the juice.
Roast:
2 medium sweet onions, such as Vidalia, quartered
2 teaspoons light brown sugar
1 teaspoon smoked paprika
2 teaspoons salt
Pinch black pepper
One 4- to 6-pound Boston butt pork roast, bone-in
Buns, for serving
Slow-Cooker Georgia
Pulled Pork Barbecue
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RECIPES
Bloody rum punch
The bloody rum punch is a
sangria recipe that has a few
twists which make it perfect for
Halloween parties, be warned
though because this punch has
a reputation of being very
strong. This is actually a very
simple punch to construct, it
uses just a few common
ingredients and should be
made up ahead of time to let
the flavor develop
Ingredients
1 (750 ml) bottle rum
1/2 (750 ml) bottle red wine
6 ounces lime juice (fresh)
6 ounces triple sec
6 ounces simple syrup
2 limes (sliced into thin wheel)
2 red oranges (sliced into thin wheels)
Directions
The construction of this punch takes no more than
10 minutes of your time, keep chilled for at least 2
hours before serving.
Have fun decorating your punch bowl with fake
spiders or cobwebs (on the outside of the bowl).
You could also make some creepy garnishes like
eye balls or pumpkin tops using oranges and limes
to float in the punch.

CARAMEL APPLES
Ingredients
2 cups of sugar
1/4 cup light corn syrup
1/2 cup heavy cream
2 tablespoons of unsalted
butter
1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla
extract
Kosher salt
6 medium very crisp apples
(such as Honeycrisp, Red
delicious), well washed and
dried.
Nonstick cooking spray, for
the parchment
Directions
Special equipment: a candy thermometer; 6 candy apple
sticks, large lollipops sticks or dowel rods, cut to 5-inch
lengths with one end sharpened.
1. Add the sugar, corn syrup and 1/2 cup water to a small
saucepan over medium- high heat. Stir a few times before
the sugar begins to boil to combine the ingredients. Attach a
candy thermometer to the inside of the pan and bring the
syrup to a boil. Cook until the syrup begins to turn an amber
color, the swirl the syrup to even out the color. Continue to
cook until syrup is a deep amber and the thermometer reads
between 375 and 380 degrees, then remove from heat.
Carefully pour in the cream and gently whisk to combine.
Stir the butter, vanilla and a pinch of salt until smooth. keep
off the heat but keep the thermometer attached to the pan.
2. Pierce the apples through the stem ends about half way
through with candy apple sticks. Line a baking sheet with
parchment and lightly spray with nonstick cooking spray.
3. When the temperature of the caramel reads around 190
degrees, dip an apple, using the stick as a handle and
swirling to coat completely. Allow excess caramel to drip off
the bottom and use a spatula to help remove any large
amount of caramel, as it will pool around the apple when
you set it down to cool on the lined baking sheet. Repeat
with the remaining apples, gentle heating the caramel on the
stove over low heat, stirring, if it gets too thick for dipping.
Allow the caramel to set and cool completely before serving
or wrapping apples, about 1 hour.
Envy magazine 28

Picture by: Bella Miranda

"LEARN TO LOVE
YOURSELF
ALL THE OTHER STUFF
WILL NOT MATTER."
KEKE PALMER
Envy magazine 30

REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD VISIT PORT ALFRED
By: Vuyokazi Vika
Port Alfred is popular for being amongst the most serene places, if you want to just unwind, find peace
and tranquillity, this is the perfect place for you. Port Alfred offers an idyllic setting for a memorable
holiday. Guests can spend their days exploring this charming town by enjoying boat cruises and other
water sport activities, play golf and take in the beauty of nature.
HERE ARE THINGS YOU COULD DO IN PORT ALFRED.
Kowie History Museum
The Kowie History museum is focused on
displaying the social history of the historic Albany
District and the activities of the early settlers
between 1820 and 1889. The museum is housed in
Port Alfred’s old post office. The town is well
known for its large variety of shells along the shore
and there is a fascinating collection of sea shells
from the Port Alfred area on display.
Three Sisters Horse Tails
Tailor made hiking and horse-riding adventure
breaks on a coastal farm halfway between Port
Elizabeth and East London. They offer a three-day
“African adventure” starting off with a horse ride
along remote beach to fisherman’s Beach cabin.
This horse riding offers an opportunity to explore
the beaches, forests and rivers on horseback.
Delicious meals are provided for the riding
adventure and gear is transported between camps.

Three sisters horse trails
The Big Pineapple
Standing 16.7 meters tall situated in a
small settlement of Bathurst. The
gigantic structure is not just a cell phone
tower in disguise but rather a tribute to
the agricultural success of the prickly
fruit. Early farmers struggled to grow
any crops here until the first pineapple
top was planted in 1865. You can visit
with your family the interior boasts
tourist shop to learn about the pineapple
industry or find a little memento. Head
to the Porcupine Pub afterwards and try
their popular pineapple cocktails.
Visit the safari now website to see other
fun, exciting things you can do whilst in
Port Alfred .
The Big Pineapple
Kellys beach
Kellys beach
The sandy beach is situated near the Kowie
River estuary mouth and is well worth the
visit. Two viewing decks offer fantastic
viewpoints to watch whales, beach goers and
a breath-taking sunset. It is clean, safe and
exceeds the standards of environmental
standards.
And if you feel tired to travel, just next to the
Kelly’s beach is the Hallards hotel.
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What to watch
On Netflix
Childhood sweethearts have a
falling out and don't speak for 15
years, only reconnecting as adults
when Sasha runs into Marcus in San
Francisco. Although the old sparks
are still there, the couple live in
different worlds.
On Netflix
A grieving teenager finds an
unexpected connection with two
classmates at her new high school
when they all land in the same
Shoplifters Anonymous group.

Model: Zoey Mayekiso
Travel and Tourism graduate
Photographer: @Blackmanseason

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