Personal life
Shoki was born in Tzaneen. She attended Prudens Secondary school and further her studies at Tampere University of Technology She was married to fellow actor and producer Sello Sebotsane. The couple has a daughter, Oratile Kutlwano. In 2018, Shoki was strangled twice, punched several times in the face and in the body by Sello. These two separate incidents of domestic violence occurred at their Kibler Park home, south of Johannesburg. She sustained injuries to her face, stomach and legs after the assault. Later Sebotsane was charged with domestic violence and assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The court case was opened in 2016 at Mondeor police station in Johannesburg.Awards and nominations
She was nominated for the Golden Horn Award for Best Actress in a Lead Role in a TV Drama.Filmography
References
Living people 1977 births People from Tzaneen South African casting directors Women casting directors South African soap opera actresses Tampere University of Technology alumni {{SouthAfrica-actor-stub