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Boity Thulo’s reality show to return for second season

Media personality Boity Thulo has revealed that she is currently working on the second season of her reality show, Own Your Throne.

The first season of her reality show aired in 2021 and the show was well-received by her supporters. After the first season, the star took a break and we witnessed her travel the world while working on a few things behind the scenes.

Speaking to TshisaLIVE, the star revealed that she’s set to be honest with her fans.

“It’s a brand new start for me, and I’m super-excited,” she said.

“I am working on [the reality show]. That is coming for sure. I can finally say that. I haven’t been sure for a while but now I am sure. I’m an advocate for speaking out, being honest, and letting people in because I am in control of the narrative,” she told the publication.

Since she took a break, various things happened, which include her relationship, businesses, assault case and many others.

However, she plans to reveal it all on the reality show.

“At my own time, I will have a conversation, and I want to address everything on my own platforms and in spaces where I control the narrative. Anything people have questions about regarding anything — and I know people have questions about a lot that I have not touched on — I want to use my own platforms to confront those things. The time will come, and it will be in a controlled environment.”

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