It’s happy news for the Twala family. As we get closer to the release date for How To Ruin Christmas, streaming giant Netflix continues to tease season 3 of How To Ruin Christmas.
What has fans excited is news about the Twala baby.
In the forthcoming season. of How To Ruin Christmas: The Baby Shower, the stage is set for yet another Twala-Sello family feud.
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The two families ‘unite’ in hosting a baby shower to welcome their bundle of joy from first-time parents Beauty (Thando Thabethe) and Sbu Twala (Sandile Mahlangu) resulting in a chaotic Christmas. Zama’s (Denise Zimba-Schlitig) sudden arrival serves to bring more mayhem. The threequel premieres on Netflix on 9 December 2022.
The new season is set to be as good as the last two seasons if not better.
"After two drama-filled Christmases, the Sellos and Twalas are relieved to finally not be spending Christmas together. But with Beauty one month away from expecting her first child, the families are forced to come together for her baby shower. What is meant to be a fun, harmless day for Beauty turns into an all-out war between Valencia and Dineo. With Beauty believing that Christmas is officially cursed, Valencia and Dineo have to put their differences aside and save Christmas for the sake of their children."
The Twalas will be hosting a grand Royal Affair baby shower to celebrate the imminent arrival of our grandchild.
"After two drama-filled Christmases, the Sellos and Twalas are relieved to finally not be spending Christmas together. But with Beauty one month away from expecting her first child, the families are forced to come together for her baby shower. What is meant to be a fun, harmless day for Beauty turns into an all-out war between Valencia and Dineo. With Beauty believing that Christmas is officially cursed, Valencia and Dineo have to put their differences aside and save Christmas for the sake of their children."
The Twalas will be hosting a grand Royal Affair baby shower to celebrate the imminent arrival of our grandchild.
“Born to our son Sibusiso Twala (who graduated top of his class and worked in London) and his wife Beauty. Our family-in-law - the Sellos - will continue to bask in reflected glory as we, the Twalas, prepare to show the world how to host a high-class baby shower."
"Even Netflix bought the rights to our family’s showstopper event! This puts us firmly in the club of a handful of famous people such as our friends the Obamas who have a storytelling tender with the world’s best streaming service.
Kings of Joburg Returns
Season 2 of Kings of Joburg will premiere on Netflix on 27 January 2023.
The Masires, haunted by a supernatural family curse, find themselves tangled in a web of betrayal that threatens to destroy the family in
this riveting new season.
this riveting new season.
The eight-part, action-drama series picks up from a successful first season which saw fragmented family structures, treacherous brotherhoods and a deal with the devil. The maiden Netflix series
from Ferguson Films and Samad Davis Production, starred the late filmmaker and actor Shona Ferguson onscreen and behind the camera.
from Ferguson Films and Samad Davis Production, starred the late filmmaker and actor Shona Ferguson onscreen and behind the camera.
Ferguson portrayed the character of Simon “Vader” Masire and was also credited as an executive producer of the
show. The sequel sees executive producer & showrunner Samad Davis and executive producer Connie Ferguson teaming up again in what they both described as a tribute to the late great Shona.
show. The sequel sees executive producer & showrunner Samad Davis and executive producer Connie Ferguson teaming up again in what they both described as a tribute to the late great Shona.
Reprising their roles are South Africa’s finest talent including
Connie Ferguson, Zolisa Xaluva, Thembi Seethe, Cindy Mahlangu, Nnekwa Tsajwa, Buhle Samuels, Thapelo Mokoena, TK Sebothoma and Altovise Lawrence.
Connie Ferguson, Zolisa Xaluva, Thembi Seethe, Cindy Mahlangu, Nnekwa Tsajwa, Buhle Samuels, Thapelo Mokoena, TK Sebothoma and Altovise Lawrence.
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