Connie Ferguson Shines at National Film & TV Awards!

In a night of glitz and glamour, the fabulous Connie Ferguson stole the show at the recent National Film & TV Awards. The veteran actress and TV personality waltzed away with not one, not two, but three coveted awards! Talk about a triple treat! The highlight of the evening was her win for the TV show "Kings of Joburg," a project close to her heart as it was the brainchild of her late husband, Shona Ferguson. With grace and gratitude, Connie accepted the awards and expressed her heartfelt thanks to the National Film & TV Awards South Africa for this incredible honor. In a recent podcast interview with DJ Fresh, Connie revealed her 'Sho moment,' describing how she often reminisces about her late husband, Shona. Saturday night brought a special tribute as "Kings of Jo'Burg," a testament to Shona's genius, clinched the Best TV Drama Series of the year award. Connie, in her touching dedication, emphasized how they kept Shona's memory alive within the story, making it a meaningful and unforgettable experience for fans. The awards ceremony, held at the stunning Opera Theatre in Pretoria, was a star-studded affair. The National Film Academy's mission to spotlight and celebrate South Africa's finest in the film and TV industry reached a global audience. Connie's wins included Outstanding Performance of the Year, Celebrity Personality of the Year, and Best TV Drama Series, all voted for by more than 1.7 million TV and film fans. Other notable winners included Celeste Ntuli, Katlego Maboe, and Abdul Khoza, making this year's National Film & TV Awards a true celebration of talent and achievement. Cheers to Connie and all the winners who continue to shine bright in the entertainment galaxy! 🌟🏆🌟

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