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'''BOTHA, Tertia''' (1979- ). South African singer and actress. Played the part of Lucy Dixon in ''[[Kat and the Kings]]''. She was later a member of the the '''Preluders''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preluders] and all-female band from Germany, formed in 2003.

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−	'''BOTHA, Tertia''' (1979- ). South African singer and actress. Played the part of Lucy Dixon in ''[[Kat and the Kings]]''. She was later a member of the the '''Preluders''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preluders] ~~and~~ all-female band from Germany, formed in 2003.	+	'''BOTHA, Tertia''' (1979- ). South African singer and actress. Played the part of Lucy Dixon in ''[[Kat and the Kings]]''. She was later a member of the the '''Preluders''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preluders], an all-female band from Germany, formed in 2003.