Netflix has released a sneak peek of the highly anticipated second season of their hit series, “Young, Famous & African,” and fans are in for a treat with some exciting new additions to the cast.
Among the fresh faces joining the fabulous group are Ghanaian-American rapper Fantana, South African entertainment icon Bonang Matheba, and Namibian reality TV star and entrepreneur Luis Munana.
The second season also marks the return of familiar favorites, including South African actress, media personality, and businesswoman Khanyi Mbau; Nigerian actress and entertainer Annie Macaulay–Idibia; Tanzanian entrepreneur Zari Hassan; Tanzanian music heartthrob Diamond Platnumz; South African media personality Andile Ncube; Nigerian superstar stylist Swanky Jerry; South African DJ, radio host, and reality TV celebrity Naked DJ; South African-Zimbabwean rapper and entertainer Nadia Nakai; South African fitness enthusiast and semiprofessional footballer Kayleigh Schwark, and Nigerian music icon 2Baba Idibia.
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Fans of the show are eagerly anticipating the new season, which promises to bring more drama, excitement, and African talent to their screens.
With a diverse and star-studded cast from different African countries, “Young, Famous & African” showcases the rich culture, talent, and entertainment industry of the African continent.
The first season of “Young, Famous & African” was a hit with viewers worldwide, and the second season is expected to be even bigger and better. Netflix has set the premiere date for May 19, 2023, and fans can’t wait to see what new adventures, challenges, and surprises await the cast in this highly anticipated season.
As streaming platforms continue to gain popularity and provide a global stage for African talent to shine, “Young, Famous & African” is a prime example of the growing recognition and appreciation for African entertainment on a global scale.
With a talented and diverse cast, the show promises to captivate audiences and further establish African talent as a force to be reckoned with in the entertainment industry.
So mark your calendars and get ready for the second season of “Young, Famous & African” exclusively on Netflix, as the show continues to celebrate the richness and vibrancy of African culture, talent, and entertainment. Don’t miss out on the excitement and drama that awaits in this highly anticipated season, streaming worldwide from May 19, 2023.
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