Gadaffi (Vuyo Dabula) fired from Generations The Legacy

Actor Vuyo Dabula who plays Gadaffi on SABC 1 soapie Generations The Legacy was fired with immediate effect after switching allegiance to Queen Sono.

It’s has been finally confirmed that the multi-awarding actor will be having his last gigs with Generations in the few days to come. Generations: The Legacy star, Vuyo Dabula is finally leaving the show for good.

He chose Queen Sono over Generations The Legacy, sources confirm. Mzansi had come to know Dabula as Gadaffi, the thug in a suit. He has perfectly played his character with such complexity that fans often have a love-hate relationship with him.

Viewers of Generations were left broken after they learned that the star actor was not renewing his contract.

Well, it has finally been confirmed by sources close to the show that he was given an ultimatum by the show producers who made him chose between leaving the soapie and going for the upcoming Nexflix season of Queen Sono. He chose to leave.

Dabula exit comes in the wake of Rapulana and Zitha exit from the show a few months ago.

“They placed two options before him, either he chooses to stay with the show or goes to shoot the upcoming season of Netflix’s Queen Sono, but he chose to leave. He made his decision earlier this month and will be leaving the show shortly,” said a source.

Vuyo’s career is gunning for its peak at the moment.

Gadaffi’s Generations colleagues expressed disappointment over his move to Queen Sono. Several actors claimed that it’s not as financially stable as Generations.

This shocking exit suggests a lot about the rumoured problems behind the scenes between producers and its seasoned actors.

Dabula made headlines after he was hinted to be in 50 Cent’s Black Mafia Family project. The US Rapper 50 Cent took to Instagram where he claimed he’s a fan of Vuyo Dabula who plays Gadaffi in Generations and would like him to star in his new series

After being contacted for comment Dabula said

“I was going to reveal this, but I guess it is what is.”