Connie Ferguson Biography: Age, Generations, The Queen and Ferguson Films

Connie Ferguson biography: born 10 June 1970, played Karabo Moroka on Generations from 1993 to 2010, co-founded Ferguson Films in 2010, played Harriet Khoza in The Queen
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Quick answer: Connie Ferguson (born Constance Masilo on 10 June 1970 in the Northern Cape) is a South African actress, producer and businesswoman. She played Karabo Moroka on Generations from 1993 to 2010, co-founded Ferguson Films with her late husband Shona Ferguson in 2010, and starred as Harriet Khoza in The Queen. She is 56 years old in 2026.

Connie Ferguson Quick Facts

DetailInformation
Birth nameConstance Masilo
Date of birth10 June 1970
Age56 (as of 2026)
Place of birthNorthern Cape, South Africa
HeritageSouth African with Motswana roots
EducationUniversity of KwaZulu-Natal
OccupationActress, producer, businesswoman
Known forGenerations (Karabo Moroka), The Queen (Harriet Khoza), Kings of Jo’burg
CompanyFerguson Films (co-founded in 2010)

Generations: Karabo Moroka (1993 to 2010)

Connie Ferguson became a household name as Karabo Moroka on SABC 1’s Generations, one of South Africa’s most-watched soap operas. She played the role from the show’s start in 1993 until 2010, when she left to pursue other projects.

She returned twice:

  • 2014: for a short stint to help relaunch the show as Generations: The Legacy, leaving again in 2016.
  • 2023: together with Rapulana Seiphemo, reprising the much-loved pairing of Karabo Moroka and Tau Mogale.

Ferguson Films

In 2010, Connie and her husband, actor Shona Ferguson, launched the production company Ferguson Films. Ferguson Films went on to make several prime-time dramas. Its productions include:

ProductionNotes
RockvilleFerguson Films’ first commissioned production, for M-Net, three years after the company was formed
The GiftDrama series
The ThroneDrama series
The QueenStarring Connie Ferguson as Harriet Khoza
The ImposterDrama series

The couple often acted in their own productions. The Queen, on Mzansi Magic, earned several nominations at the South African Film and Television Awards (SAFTAs) in 2018.

Other Acting Roles

YearsTitleRole
2011 to 2013The Wild (M-Net)Lead role, alongside Shona Ferguson
2016 to 2023The Queen (Mzansi Magic)Harriet Khoza
2021 onwardsKings of Jo’burg (Netflix)Main cast
2024Heart of the Hunter (Netflix film)Cast member

Kings of Jo’burg was one of the first South African series made for Netflix, and it returned for a second season in 2023.

Business Ventures

Beyond acting and production, Connie Ferguson has built personal brands. She launched a fragrance called True Self in 2008 and a body lotion in 2014. In 2018 she appeared on the cover of Forbes Woman Africa.

Personal Life

Connie Ferguson married actor Shona Ferguson in November 2001. They worked together for nearly 20 years, on screen and at Ferguson Films. Shona Ferguson died on 30 July 2021 from COVID-19 related complications, a loss that was widely mourned across the South African entertainment industry.

She has two daughters.

Connie Ferguson Net Worth

There is no verified public figure for Connie Ferguson’s net worth. Amounts published by celebrity websites are estimates without reliable sources, so we do not publish one.

Connie Ferguson Questions

How old is Connie Ferguson?

She was born on 10 June 1970, so she is 56 years old in 2026.

Who did Connie Ferguson play on Generations?

Karabo Moroka, from 1993 to 2010, with returns in 2014 and 2023.

What role does Connie Ferguson play in The Queen?

Harriet Khoza, the lead character.

Who was Connie Ferguson’s husband?

Actor and producer Shona Ferguson, her partner at Ferguson Films. He died on 30 July 2021.

Is Connie Ferguson from Botswana?

She is South African and has Motswana roots.

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