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When I make money, the reason I don’t drive fancy cars, 10 of them parked outside my house is because I am building here. I want a comfortable life.

— Tumi Morake

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I love a role that I can ground somewhere in myself. There are actors who love to extend themselves, I like to find extensions of myself.

What other people see, I don’t care. It’s about what am I enjoying. I like a nice life. I like to pour petrol without having to check how much it costs ... that’s how I treat my money.

Oh no honey, see I don’t play... Let me tell you something, I am not a celebrity, I am not here to shine on a red carpet.

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