Things You Shoud To Know About How To Ruin Christmas Actress Busi Lurayi

Mzansi has been plunged into mourning following the unhappy untimely death of South African histrion Busisiwe ‘Busi’ Lurayi.

Busi as she was dearly glorious died on Sunday at her home, however her reason for death has not nonetheless been unconcealed.

Her family has since confirmed her death through a statement.

“Busisiwe died suddenly and was pronounced dead at her residence on Sunday ten.07.2022 by medical personnel. the rationale for her death remains unknown as we have a tendency to wait the results of the autopsy report,” reads a part of the statement reads.

The late histrion was renowned for her role onCity Sel’sa, a way to Ruin Christmas, to call simply some.

Busi is survived by her female offspring.

Here could be a few stuff you most likely didn’t realize Busi Lurayi

Busi was born in Thembisa, Ekhuruleni. As of 2022 she was turning thirty six.

Not abundant is thought regarding her family, birthday or education as she unbroken her personal life personal.

Career

Busi’s acting career started out when she scooped a role in 2013 during a musical remake of Sarafina.

However, she rose to fame with her character role as Phumzile in the sitcom City Ses’la in 2005.

Here are some of the movies and TV Shows she has appeared in;

•Change Down – Season 1 Celebrity Guest – Herself (as Busisiwe Lurayi)
• City Sesla – Season 1 – 4 as Phumzile Cele
• ER – Season 12 as Sittina • Generations – Season 1 as Swazi Lukhele • Home Affairs – Season 4 as Mpume
• How to Ruin Christmas: The wedding -Season 1
• Tumi Sello as Busisiwe Lurayi
• How to Ruin Christmas: the Funeral-Season 2

• Intersexions – Season 2 as Sindi

• Lockdown – Season 2
• Million Rand Money Drop – Season 1 Host – Herself
• S.I.E.S. – Season 1 as Nomsa Sibisi
• Ses’Top La – Season 1 – 4 as Phumzile Khumalo
• Sokhulu & Partners – Season 1 – 2 as Winnie Molepo

•Vutha-Season 1

•Wild at heart- Season 2 as Thandi Nguni

Here are some of the notable awards to her name:

The Golden Horn Award for Best Supporting Actress in a TV Comedy in 2006

The Golden Horn Award for Best Actress in a TV Comedy in 2011

Besides being an actress she also dabbled in voice-over work and was an MC at events.
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