What/who is God?

A higher power providing me with direction, purpose and meaning. He is a generous entity.

What happens when you die?

I have never thought about it. I do not fear it. I am an African so part of me believes that I will meet my ancestors. I am also a Christian but I explore and embrace spiritually in other forms too.

What would you do with your last 24 hours on earth?

There is nothing as intimate, as communal or as bonding as being around a dinner table with people you love, so that’s what I would do. I will miss that when I am gone!

Define what you do?

I am currently the marketing and communications manager at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium and an Algoa FM presenter. I have also been an entertainment professional for 15 years, which includes singing, MC and voice-over work, and motivational speaking.

Are you living your life purpose?

Yes, because I feel a deep joy when I do the things I do.

Define success.

Living your life purpose 100%, which includes health, wealth and good relationships.

What does money mean to you?

Freedom from worry. Security.

What are you afraid of?

Harm coming to the people I love. I am afraid of seeing them suffering.

How would you like to be remembered?

Someone who took the road less travelled and really squeezed life to the last drop.

Describe yourself in four words?

Busy, a softy, fun and brave.

How do you think others describe you?

Enterprising, fearless, loving and talented.

If you could rid the world of one thing, what would it be?

Hunger – it literally paralyses the human spirit.

Describe your current state of mind?

Poised for action.

What is your greatest wish?

That life continues to pleasantly surprise me.

Name a skill you don’t have, but would love.

To be good with numbers – a nerd!!

Name a surprising fact about yourself.

I once convinced my teacher to make me write a test to skip a grade. It worked. I finished school at 16.

Why do you live in PE?

The ocean, the people, the opportunity to pause and think in a beautiful place. Big cities can bite and swallow.

If you could ask God one question, what would it be?

Where is my husband?

Any regrets?

That it took a while to develop my self-esteem when I was younger. I appreciate the value of personal power. We all have the ability to harness it.

Describe your life in one word.

Hectic.

Name one great lesson you have received in life.

My accounting teacher, Mrs Shield, said: “Who are you kidding, you were BORN for the stage”! I thank her daily.

As a past Idols finalist, what advice would you give to these finalists?

Embrace the process; don’t be attached to the outcome, and grab the goodness of it all.

What advice would you give to someone starting out in your career?

Buckle up tight, build a good network, do the hard slog before you expect the glamour and never dwell on your mistakes. They are all learning curves.

What moves you?

My new special friend! (Shy smile).