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Will Kefilwe Mabote join Young, Rich and African S3?

Award-winning luxury content creator and entrepreneur Kefilwe Mabote is allegedly set to join season 3 of the Netflix reality series: Young, Rich and African.

The reality series that follows the lives of celebrities throughout the continent might feature a new face. The recent season featured A-lister celebrities such as Bonang Matheba, Khanyi Mbau, and Nadia Nakai just to name a few.

According to reports by entertainment publication, CapitalFM, the reality series was renewed for a third season by the streaming platform and would be released this year.

Controversial blogger Musa Khawula announced that Kefilwe was spotted spotting with Nigerian fashion designer, Swanky Jerry.

As many internet users gear up for another season of highly-anticipated drama and luxury some X (formerly known as Twitter) users felt that the word ‘young’ was misplaced.

One user said:

Another user commented:

Also see; Netflix’s Young, Famous & African season 2 trailer released, Bonang revealed as new cast member

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