Netflix's latest steamy series, Fatal Seduction, has had everyone talking. The South African drama follows a university professor who thinks her husband is cheating on her, so begins an intense affair with a younger man but all hell breaks loose when her best friend is murdered. Seriously, it's so good!
The season finale was full of unexpected twists and turns, so while we patiently wait for the second volume of the series, here is the ending of Netflix's Fatal Seduction explained.
Fatal Seduction ending explained
At the end of volume one, we learn that Jacob (Prince Grootbroom) is not who he says he is, and he is in actually the son of a man who was falsely accused by Nandi’s (Kgomosto Christopher) best friend, Brenda (Lunathi Mampofu), of a crime ten years earlier. Nandi’s husband, Leonard (Thapelo Mokoena), persuaded Brenda to give false evidence so he could be promoted and Jacob’s father took his own life in prison as a result, causing Jacob to seek revenge.
Leonard’s brother, Vuyo (Nat Ramabulan) – who previously had a relationship with Nandi – discovers who Jacob really is and tells Nandi, but she doesn’t believe him. Meanwhile, Leonard thinks that Nandi is actually having an affair with Vuyo and threatens to kill him, but, Vuyo confronts him about the false accusation and they fight, with Leonard admitting what he did ten years ago.
Meanwhile, Vuyo has kidnapped Jacob to torture him to confess who he truly is and he later dumps him in the woods, where Nandi finds him and he admits that he that he stalked Nandi and her family to seek revenge for his father and kill Leonard. But, he insists he didn’t kill Brenda and only talked to her, suggesting that he made her feel so guilty about the false accusation that she committed suicide.
Jacob says that despite wanting to seek revenge, he truly fell in love with Nandi but she doesn’t want to hear it and walks away, with the episode ending with Jacob saying he is the most important person to Nandi. What an ending!
Fatal Seduction is streaming on Netflix now.
