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Minnie Dlamini reveals that she does not own ‘The Mansion’

Media personality and television presenter Minnie Dlamini has revealed that she doesn’t own the restaurant and nightclub The Mansion situated in Centurion near Pretoria months after announcing its launch. 

The TV presenter inspired many of her fans when she revealed that she had started a new business venture and was ready to promote her fellow colleagues in the entertainment industry.

Social media users were made to believe Minnie Dlamini co-owned the establishment following her social media posts five months ago, which fueled rumours to surface on whether Minnie owned the establishment or not. She took to her Instagram timeline where she revealed her new business endorsement saying: 

“Spring is the season of rebirth, so I saw it only fitting that I introduce you to my latest business venture @themansionsa, ” she wrote on her Instagram timeline. 

She further expressed her wish for the establishment and thanked all those who made the launch event a success.

“After a few years of turmoil in the industry because of lockdown I want the space to be a place where we put money in the pockets of our artists by booking incredible DJs and performers and celebrating the best of our incredible entertainment industry. It’s all about the vibes at the Mansion,” she added.

“Thank you to everyone who made the launch event a success. My partners & team for the past few months working on the project. S/O to my fabulous guests in attendance and all the DJ’s who carried us through the evening. Here’s to more nights to remember at The Mansion.”  

 

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However she debunked the rumours while speaking to City Press.

According to City Press, social media users accused Minnie Dlamini of lying about owning the establishment in the name of promoting the club and obtain a huge amount of attendees.

Speaking to the publication, Minnie cleared the air on the matter as she admitted that she didn’t own the establishment. She said: “No, I’m not the owner,” she told the publication. 

Also see: Minnie Dlamini opens up about lies spread by trolls which cost her livelihood

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