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Black Coffee’s alleged Venezuelan beauty docks in the Mother City

Venezuelan model Victoria Gonzalezz may have been so impressed with the motherland that she simply decided she had to come back.

Taking to the social media platform Instagram, the international model posted multiple pictures of herself and two others, as they docked on Cape Town’s beach shores to pose for a swimsuit photo shoot, for swimwear brand Veda Swimwear.

“The most fire collection @vedasimwear x @apetownsheninagans,” is what she captioned the post.

Meanwhile, setting the tone in the background was the beautiful boulders and mountains which complimented the picturesque views of the mother city.

 

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The popular model has been at the centre of several headlines during the December festive period, after being spotted enjoying sunsets with one of mzansi’s most eligible bachelors – Black Coffee.

The two spent a decent amount of time enjoying each other’s company, prior to the musician’s aircraft incident.

According to news and entertainment publication IOL both were in attendance at the opening of luxury brand Amiri’s first South African store in Sandton City.

The publication further added that a source at the event revealed that the pair were quite cosy together.

Meanwhile, another post circulating on social media also showed the two sharing a warm embrace while the Grammy award-winner showed her all there is to explore about Africa, taking her to a Safari getaway.

Furthermore, there is no certainty on whether the two have linked up again recently, as the 47-year-old has been in Cape Town earlier this month.

Also see: Black Coffee’s coy safari visit with alleged girlfriend

 

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