South African actor Thabang Molaba, who gained recognition for his captivating role as Karabo "KB" Molapo in Netflix's Blood & Water, is making waves in Hollywood. The rising star will be joining the star-studded cast of Now You See Me 3, set to release in theaters on November 14, 2025.

Molaba's breakthrough in Blood & Water earned him widespread acclaim, establishing him as one of South Africa's most promising young actors. His role in the series, along with appearances in other beloved South African productions such as The Queen and Diamond City, paved the way for his major Hollywood debut.

In this latest installment of the high-octane Now You See Me franchise, Molaba will share the screen with legendary actors like Woody Harrelson and Morgan Freeman. Directed by Ruben Fleischer, whose previous successes include Venom and Zombieland, the film promises to deliver the same thrilling combination of high-stakes heists and jaw-dropping magic tricks.

Returning cast members Jesse Eisenberg, Isla Fisher, Dave Franco, and Morgan Freeman reprise their roles as "The Four Horsemen" — a group of illusionists using their talents to expose corruption. New additions to the film, including Molaba, Rosamund Pike, and Justice Smith, will bring fresh dynamics to the story, offering fans an exciting mix of old and new energy.

Molaba recently celebrated the exciting milestone of his Hollywood debut, posting behind-the-scenes images with his co-stars on Instagram. One post even shared an official promotional screenshot from the Now You See Me account on X, marking the end of filming with the message: "Your eyes don’t deceive you. That’s a wrap on the next installment of #NowYouSeeMe – coming to theatres November 14, 2025."

Fans of the franchise can expect Now You See Me 3 to continue the tradition of intricate illusions and mind-bending twists, as The Four Horsemen take on new high-stakes challenges in their battle to expose the powerful forces of corruption. Molaba’s addition to this electrifying mix is sure to bring even more excitement to an already highly anticipated film.