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Cyan Boujee purchases new stylish wheels

Honour Zuma, a South African disk jockey, has begun the new year on a high note. She recently posted on her social media platform to showcase her acquired luxurious car. The 22-year-old social media personality, popularly known as Cyan Boujee, shared a series of images and videos of her new stylish Range Rover that she purchased for herself.

Although the star has been labeled a controversial DJ, she remains in the public eye for various reasons. Despite recent rumors and drama surrounding her and her manager, Cyan decided to treat herself to a new luxury car, ensuring a smooth ride into 2024.

Cyan announced her new car purchase on Instagram by sharing pictures and videos from the dealership. She looked fashionable in a body-hugging dress as she posed in front of her 2020 Range Rover Velar.

She captioned her post:

“Psalms 23:5 Even if I go through the deepest darkness, I will not be afraid. You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies and fill my cup to the brim. I know that your goodness and love will be with me all my life.”

She ended her post by thanking Bonjo Mosupye, a well-known car dealership owner whom several personalities often purchase their vehicles from.

 

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Several celebrities and social media influencers congratulated Cyan on her new purchase in the comments section.

Nadia Nakai left a comment saying, “Congratulations, babe!”

The makeup artist, Colour Me Sim, expressed her excitement by saying, “A big boy! Congratulations, babe!”

YouTuber and influencer, Jessica Mashaba, congratulated Cyan by saying, “Congratulations, mama.”

Also see: Cyan Boujee denies allegedly attacking manager

 

 

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