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20 Things We Didn’t Know About Khanyi Mbau

New season calls for a new social media hashtag, this time we are doing #20thingsaboutmyself. Thanks to this hashtag, we found out 20 things about Khanyi Mbau that no one knew.

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I suffer from a terrible illness called OCD.

My closets are all packed in colour order, season, and texture of material.

I do not like people at my house.

I do not like insects of any shape or size, they all freak me out.

I’m actually a great cook.

I can’t read, I suffer from dyslexia.

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I don’t like being famous, I just enjoy the benefits that it come along with.

I get bored easily.

I am very good with detail.

I HATE people touching my stuff.

I lived in over 13 houses that I called home… So I guess my mom was a Nomad.

My dad is a taxi boss.

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I have a lot of siblings from different mothers.

I wear children’s sneakers because my feet are too small.

I do not have girls night outs.

I don’t know how to iron.

I don’t know how to cook pap.

I love reflexology.

I am an awesome writer.

I am a very tough person to live with.

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