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Drama unleashed: Recap of Ultimate Girls Trip SA

2y By Limpho Nonkonyane

The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip South Africa recently ended their drama-filled 10 episodes, and we are officially sad.

The Showmax Original series introduced us to eight amazing ladies from throughout the South African franchise that recently aired its last episode. A season filled with a lot of drama and with the ladies always delivering us content and many internet users reacted to episodes these ladies delivered.

The eight ladies are Beverley Steyn (RHOCT); Christall Kay (RHOJ S1-2); LaConco (RHOD S1-S2); Lethabo Lejoy Mathatho (RHOJ S2-S3); Liz Prins (RHOGQ S1); Londie London (RHOD S2); Melany Viljoen (RHOP S1); and the longest-serving Housewife in Africa, Nonku Williams (RHOD S1-S4).

Although musician and social media influencer Londie London came just before the trip ended due to ‘Visa’ issues she did not come to play as she found herself having to explain why she was late to former fellow cast member who she gets to as ‘Child of God’, Miss Nonku Williams International. All 10 episodes gave viewers content allowing them to get to know the ladies outside of their respective reality shows.

A recent episode got internet users emotional when Beverly spoke on the current relationship status with her daughter; to Mel Viljoen being accused of being a scammer alongside her husband who owns Tammy Taylor’s nail bar across the country without the consent of the original CEO Tammy Taylor.

Nonku became the most-talked-about housewife as some internet users insinuated that she was an instigator when it came to the ladies’ stuff. Overall, the show was great and although they are no longer in Jamaica we hope to see them again.

Taking to X (formerly known as Twitter) users shared their thoughts on this season.

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Also see: The Real Housewives ‘Ultimate Girls trip’ cast members has been revealed

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