This season sees the return of Africa’s most famous and fabulous, as they embrace life and love on the richest square mile on the continent. This time, however, a few new faces promise to make their mark in Africa’s most elite group.
South Africa’s entertainment industry darling Bonang Matheba will also make an appearance this season and her presence certainly ruffle a few feathers. Fantana, Ghanaian-American rapper and all-around superstar who quickly makes her mark on the group, and Luis Munana from Namibia, former Big Brother Africa contestant and entrepreneur extraordinaire who brings the heat from the onset.
The all-star cast of season one returns to face a lot of unanswered questions like what happened between Diamond Platnumz, Andile Ncube, and Zari Hassan after the chance encounters between the trio in Diamond’s home, and what is the status of everyone’s friendships after many arguments, loads of drama, and a pot stir or two from Khanyi Mbau and Nadia Nakai.
Also worth looking out for is the appearance of model and socialite Sebabatso Mothibi, as well as the supermodel and actress, Rosette Ncwana, both of whom share a relationship history with Andile. Given the drama and tension from the previous season, how does this play into the existing dynamic on the show?
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Season two of Young, Famous & African launches only on Netflix on 19 May 2023 worldwide.
Tweeps have reacted to Bonang joining the show.
Bonang will definitely be mothering🤭 can't wait to see her😍
Her reality show was top notch shame, I have no doubt kutsi she'll deliver nala
