Sophie Lichaba

thumb|Sophie Ndaba Sophie Lichaba (née Mphasane, formerly Ndaba; born 29 June 1973)Is a South African actress.She played Queen Moroka in the soap Generations.In 2016, she was a guest judge in the final Miss South Africa 2016 beauty pageant. Quotes You need to equip yourself to know your body and know who you are. Don't get caught off guard like me My children saved my life WATCH | Sophie Ndaba breaks down reflecting on how her children saved her lifeby Joy Mphande,07 September 2023 Retrieved 08/11/2023 Parents, pay attention to your children. They will save your life one day. I am telling you, I am living proof today If that child could bathe me, he would have bathed me SOPHIE NDABA BREAK DOWN IN TEARS AS SHE REVEALS BIGGEST SECRET ABOUT HER CHILDREN- “THEY SAVED ME by STYLEYOU,SEPTEMBER 27, 2023 Retrieved 08/11/2023 Age doesn’t matter. But what does fashion say about you? It speaks to the way you feel. The way you look tells people how you are feeling. If you’re a woman and you’re not into fashion, I say to you, wake up – it’s the best experience ever I’m an African God-fearing woman and in everything that I do, I know it’s my right to enhance my beauty. I celebrate my figure You don’t have to wait for someone to tell you that you’re sexy… You’re a fabulous black woman and you don’t apologise for it In my saddest moments, fashion tells my story I had my daughter, Rudo, as a teenager. My mother helped me raise her. (As women) we have big hearts, we support our families and children. If my mother wasn’t there, I wouldn’t have been where I am today Fashion keeps me young – Sophie Ndaba,Sep. 18, 2015,By BY PHILLIP CHIDAVAENZI People are dying of depression, cancer and HIV and yet South Africans have time for jokes. Half of SA is suffering with some chronic disease which is such a challenge for families, so people need to grow up I was just thinking who could be responsible and if we did something to upset anyone, we are sorry. I've tried to ignore whatever has been said about me because every week it's something new but it's enough now. It's enough and it's getting ridiculous We are also human beings. If you prick me, I will feel pain. We have lives, hearts and families and we feel pain Sophie Ndaba on death rumours: ‘We have hearts & feel pain too. It’s enough now’,31 October 2018,By Karishma Thakurdin External References Category:Living people Category:Actresses from South Africa Category:Actor stubs Category:1973 births Category:Actresses by country