The US awaits South African up-and-coming star
The charity work is for the feeding scheme for the homeless for both children and the elderly.
Model Kenneth Bongolo attended a charity event on December 13 at the Christ Way Church in Van Brandis, Turffontein.
“I enjoyed the experience because caring for the less privileged and showing them love is what I love to do,” said Kenneth.
He helped to serve food, while spending time with the old and young. Kenneth even washed dishes.
ALSO READ:
Young and upcoming artist ready to take over the South
He said the community is thrilled knowing that he will be representing South Africa in New York at the International Modelling Talent and Association (IMTA) convention. He will be acting and modelling.
“The experience gained will help me to inspire others to believe in themselves and chase their dreams,” said Kenneth.
“This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for me to also help others who need a boost in life.
“I was given this tremendous opportunity by IMTA founder and scout Joey Hunter. I will be able to showcase my talents in front of the world’s top scouts and over 300 agents as I pursue becoming an internationally well-known actor and model,” said Bongolo.
Bongolo already attended two bootcamps in January and August to hone his talents.
“Motivating people is also a passion of mine. The future sure does look bright.” He said he speaks English and French fluently.
“This is another opportunity to represent South Africa by showcasing my versatility and multilingual ability.
ALSO READ:
Young and upcoming artist ready to take over the South
“Even though I am from Randburg, the community in Turffontein are proud that I will be representing the country,” concluded Bongolo.
Follow his journey on social media on Instagram @sirkenny_model and Facebook @sirkenny lucien.
