Netflix's "Young, Famous & African" is set to return for its highly anticipated second season on May 19, 2023, with a new cast member that's sure to turn heads: media personality Bonang Matheba. The South African star's return to reality TV comes after a successful three-season run of her show "Being Bonang" on Mzansi Magic and her venture into the YouTube space with "B*dazzled" earlier this year.
In addition to Bonang, the show will introduce Ghanaian-American rapper Fantana and former Big Brother Africa contestant Luis Munana as new faces on the show. The returning all-star cast from the first season will also face unanswered questions and lingering drama. Viewers will find out what happened between Diamond Platnumz, Andile Ncube, and Zari Hassan after their chance encounter in Diamond's home, and what the status of everyone's friendships is after many arguments and loads of drama ensued from Khanyi Mbau and Nadia Nakai.
One of the most exciting aspects of Bonang's presence on the show is the potential for her to ruffle some feathers. As a celebrated media personality with a large fan base, her personal and professional life is sure to be of interest to viewers, who have been eager to get a glimpse of what she has been up to since "Being Bonang" ended. It will be interesting to see how her presence adds to the dynamics of the show and what kind of drama she brings.
Andile's partner, model and socialite Sebabatso Mothibi, as well as his baby's mother, supermodel Rosette Ncwana, will also make an appearance on the show. With an exciting mix of new and returning cast members, "Young, Famous & African" promises to be a thrilling ride for fans of reality TV. Be sure to mark your calendars for May 19 to catch the premiere of season 2 exclusively on Netflix worldwide.
