The Bonang Matheba drought seems to be over and her fans’ excitement for her return to reality television is palpable. 🖥 celebrities
The Bonang Matheba drought seems to be over and her fans’ excitement for her return to reality television is palpable.move to New York a year agoDuring her time in New York, she was supposed to have hosted a podcast series on the iHeart Radio network under the umbrella of her friend, Charlamagne tha God.
A deal that is said to have gone sour as a result of her dispute with herBonang returned home with a bang, rekindled her relationship with her former management company, DNA Brand Architects, and she has been kept busy ever since. , she recently announced that she would be launching a holiday collection with the popular shoe brand Steve Madden.
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