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Boohle shows off her R2.8m McLaren 650S

Boohle, also known as Buhlebevangeli Hlengiwe Manyathi, sparked a buzz online after reportedly purchasing a new McLaren 650S.

Photos of her at a dealership alongside the car circulated on social media, with some celebrating her acquisition while others questioned its authenticity.

The McLaren 650S is renowned for its performance, boasting a powerful engine and impressive acceleration.

According to The South African, Boohle’s alleged purchase adds to rumours about her lavish lifestyle, including previous acquisitions like a Mercedes-Benz V Class.

The post was shared on X, an app formerly known as Twitter by news medium MND news in a post captioned, “Boohle celebrate buying a new car.”

Mzansi’s reaction on social media ranged from congratulations to skepticism about the source of her income.

One user noted:

Others commented:

One user educated many who do not know much about cars commenting:

Compiled by Betha Madhomu

First published on African Insider

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