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L’Vovo Derrango lands new reality show ‘Life with L’Vovo’

South African musician and entertainer L’Vovo Derrango is set to give viewers a closer look into his life with a new reality television show, Life with L’Vovo.

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The announcement gives fans an opportunity to see another side of the KwaZulu-Natal-born entertainer, whose career in the music industry has made him a familiar name in South African entertainment.

‘Life with L’Vovo’ takes over 8pm timeslot

The new show is scheduled to premiere on 26 November, taking over the 20:00 timeslot following the conclusion of the fourth season of Izingane Zesthembu.

The programming change introduces a new reality offering to viewers, with L’Vovo Derrango taking centre stage.

Although further details about the show’s format and the people who will feature alongside the musician have not been provided, the title suggests viewers can look forward to getting a glimpse into his personal and professional life.

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L’Vovo Derrango’s journey in entertainment

L’Vovo Derrango, whose real name is Thokozani Ndlovu, is one of KwaZulu-Natal’s recognised music personalities.

He rose to prominence through his contribution to the South African music scene, particularly in the Durban kwaito and house music space.

Over the years, he has built a following through his music, performances and larger-than-life personality.

His new reality show marks another television opportunity for the entertainer, allowing audiences to follow his journey beyond the music stage.

Featured image: Instagram/@lvovosa

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