Publications
Partners
Season four of "Real Housewives of Durban" ended dramatically, setting the stage for what promises to be an explosive reunion.
Despite criticisms that the season lacked the luxury and interesting storylines of its predecessors, it was not short on drama, with allegations of witchcraft, infidelity and alcoholism dominating discussions.
In a statement released by Showmax, newcomers of the show Ameigh Thompson, Angel Ndlela and Zama Ngcobo said they were nervous about their first reunion but were adamant that, that would not stop them from showing up.
READ: Showmax’s Adulting is about a lot more than just sex, says director
Presenter and actress, Ngcobo, in particular, who became known for her role in stirring the pot during her debut season, said she was ready to face the music head-on and "I am not a coward".
She said:
Ndlela, who hated being called the child of the group, shared that watching the show allowed her to discover a lot about herself.
Eager for the upcoming reunion, she sees it as an opportunity to tell her side of the story.
The 29-year-old, who hails from uMhlanga, Durban, and is an aspiring musician, frequently found herself at the center of controversy on the show, where she was often branded a liar. Ndlela looks forward to the reunion as a chance to clarify her actions and statements.
I am liking Angel she doesn't act shem she does.. Maria and Nonku biggest actors ever in the show they throw tantrums to look firece kanti niks the child know her story.. And Slee??????for keeping ur calm and narrative ????#RHOD
— Busisiwe (@somana0001) May 1, 2024
No-nonsense Thompson, who was discreet and rarely opened up, said her experience on the show had made her firmer.
Nonku Williams and Sorisha Naidoo had been with the show since inception, and by now, they know what to look forward to.
Williams said she was still here because she understood the assignment and she was genuine. While Naidoo said she was done trying to make peace where there was none.
JoJo Robinson, who joined the show in season two, says this season has been her calmest yet. Maria Valaskatzis and Slee Ndlovu, both joined the show in the third season and will also be at the reunion after being at the centre of most conflicts this season.
READ: Annie Mthembu will not return to Real Housewives of Durban, but focus on mental health
Following his successful stint as the host for the third season's reunion, Mthokozisi Cele, popularly known as MaBlerh, is set to helm the fourth reunion of Real Housewives of Durban. Produced by Let It Rain Films, the Real Housewives of Durban season four reunion will air on 15 and 22 May on Showmax.
