video of The Queen actors Connie Ferguson ‘Harriet’ and ‘Brutus’ Themba Ndaba at an open grave shocked Mzansi.

Watch: video of The Queen actors Connie Ferguson ‘Harriet’ and ‘Brutus’ Themba Ndaba at an open grave shocked Mzansi.

On The Queen, Connie Ferguson ‘Harriet‘ and ‘Brutus’ Themba Ndaba are not newcomers to watching people die. They have been trying to kill each other several times. Fortunately, the differences between the two actors are settled as they decide to work together again. In the show, fans are not expecting any bloodshed; hence seeing Harriet and Brutus at an open grave left Mzansi in shock.

The video left fans in awe and divided as fans speculated about their wishes on the show. It became more shocking and fearsome as the police and many other people were also at the grave. Connie’s face looked so troubled and in mourning, and so Brutus, whose face was difficult to see in his hat. Despite fans thinking that it was acting, the moods around the place made it difficult. The lasting impression was that something terrible might have happened.

The Queen actors Connie Ferguson’ Harriet’ and Brutus’ Themba Ndaba spotted with others at an open grave.

Brutus’s sons Bhambata, Cebo and Nkosi were also present at the grave, looking troubled and sad. Cebo is the one who looked like he was crying so loud before he moved away from the Camera, leaving sad Bhambata and Nkosi alongside their father and Harriet. It was shocking not to see Hector, Thando or Olerato at the grave. Their absence raised a lot of questions among fans.

Watch The Queen actors Connie Ferguson’ Harriet’ and Brutus’ Themba Ndaba at an open grave.

The news remained unknown for now, but if something serious happened, we would hear it. For now, the assumption is that it is an acting scene done exceedingly well.

Harriet and Brutus are big drug dealers in The Queen.

With the drug business running through their veins, Brutus and Harriet struggle to settle down with the police all over their backs. Other players in the game are also looking for ways to bring them down, so they are against each other when things are low. To strengthen his business position, Brutus took his boys from the rural areas and taught them how to deal in Johannesburg. The moves seemed incredible until his sons started to commit serious crimes.