Get ready for a showdown as the Real Housewives of Durban prepare to reunite on Showmax in a two-part special airing on May 15th and 22nd, 2024, following the explosive Season 4 finale. The finale saw tensions run high, with the ladies divided into two camps and secrets spilled from all corners, including accusations of witchcraft, infidelity, control, and alcoholism.
Ahead of the highly anticipated reunion, we caught up with the cast to gauge their emotions and readiness to confront the season’s tumultuous events. Hosted by MaBlerh, the reunion promises to be an unmissable event.
For newcomers Ameigh Thompson, Angel Ndlela, and Zama Ngcobo, nerves are running high as they prepare for their first reunion. However, they are determined to face the music head-on.
Zama, embroiled in some of the season’s fiercest conflicts, remains steadfast in her resolve not to shy away from confrontation. “I am not a coward,” she asserts. “What I said on the show is how I feel, and I won’t back down. I refuse to be intimidated.”
Angel sees the reunion as an opportunity to set the record straight and gain clarity on past events. “Watching the show, I learned a lot about myself,” she reflects. “It was an eye-opening experience, and I’m eager to share my perspective.”
For Ameigh, the journey has been one of self-discovery and empowerment. “The show has made me stronger,” she explains. “I hope my story inspires other women facing similar challenges.”
As for the seasoned veterans, they understand the stakes better than anyone. Nonku Williams emphasizes the importance of authenticity, stating, “I understand the assignment. I will always be true to myself.”
Sorisha Naidoo is firm in her boundaries and unapologetic about prioritizing her well-being. “I know who my friends are, and I won’t compromise my values,” she asserts.
JoJo Robinson, reflecting on her journey, notes the contrast between this season and the previous one. “Season 4 has been calm for me,” she shares. “I’m grateful for the change in dynamics.”
Maria Valaskatzis and Slee Ndlovu, central figures in this season’s conflicts, are gearing up for a showdown of their own.
“I will speak my truth,” Maria declares boldly, refusing to mince words.
Slee, troubled by accusations leveled against her, seeks clarity and resolution. “I need answers,” she asserts. “I won’t rest until I get to the bottom of this.”
Produced by Let It Rain Films for Showmax, The Real Housewives of Durban has solidified itself as one of the leading franchises in Africa. Now in its fourth season, the hit reality TV show has broken several records, most recently for having the longest-serving housewife in Africa as well as the most seasons of any edition of The Real Housewives on the continent.
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