Kelly Khumalo's successful reality show, Life With Kelly is making another return. Kelly shared a sneak peek of the upcoming season of her reality show and just by watching this 30-second trailer, we can expect some bombs to be dropped.
Sharing the trailer for season 3 of Life With Kelly, the singer said "Ya’ll gon’ know about me."
In the trailer, we can see Kelly sharing drinks with her friends Wanda Baloyi and her manager. We then see her in the car with her son Christian Khumalo and in the background says, "life has its challenges. No one said it was going to be an easy process. You need to remember that the higher you rise, the harder you may fall."
Then, we see Kelly and Somizi having an emotional exchange and the two shed a tear.
Kelly in the clip hints at women connected to Jub Jub threatening her. "If Molemo wants to talk, why is he sending his slay queens to come and disrespect me?" she asked.
Then speaking to Wanda Baloyi, Kelly says, "They hate the fact that I am the one who didn't die that day."
Life with Kelly season 3 will premier on July 5 on Showmax.
In the previous season we got to see Kelly and her mother try to work things out with their relationship. Then Kelly deals with family issues and disputes which started years back.
Kelly juggles it all, from being a mother to two kids, a singer, an entertainer, a daughter, a sister, and dating life.
She spoke about her dating life after she opted to keep her man private and she said, “I’m not in a relationship; I am playing with someone…” She meant to say she was involved with two men because she had to keep things juicy in her life.
She was going through a healing process as well as not only is she being viewed as enemy number 1 with the ongoing Senzo Meyiwa case, but also her relationship with her sister Zandie Khumalo is on the rocks.
When season 2 premiered, the press release read as follows: "With the new season, Kelly is going through a healing process from all she encountered in Season 1,” said the executive producer Legend Manqele.
“Kelly is trying to take in everything at her own pace. But in the same breath, the answers she was seeking have now opened up more questions that need answering, which not only affect her but also her kids in the long run.”
“My reality show is my way of owning my reality and embracing who I am,” she says. “What I’ve learnt is that it gives me power to own my story. No one can ever use my story against me because I have owned it. This is me, who I am, whether good or bad.”
