From DJ Zinhle to Black Coffee, a list of South African celebrities who have splurged millions on their loved ones.
Over the years, several celebrities have gifted their loved ones expensive gifts that cost a fortune, leaving many inspired.
Against the global trend that hasn’t spared South Africa, we have connected the dots on some South African celebrities who splurged thousands on their immediate families.When it comes to gifts, nothing is too big or expensive for the one you love, and South African celebrities have proved this. In recent years, several celebrities, from DJ Zinhle to Master KG, have taken to social media to flaunt gifts they have bought for their loved ones.
Despite keeping his ex’s name under wraps, Mzansi was more than convinced that he was referring to his ex-wife, Enhle Mbali. The DJ said, “One day, I bought my ex a very expensive car, and the response wasn’t what I expected; she wasn’t as excited. For me, especially at the time, it was a super fancy car. I expected her to even cry, but she was just like, “Oh, nice, thank you.’ And it sat with me heavily for a long time as someone who was not appreciating.”
He said about the incident, “Sometimes we are ahead, and there are things we wish for people and things they wish for themselves, and we make the mistake of imposing our wishes on them.”Kabza De Small once made headlines when he reportedly surprised his wife with a sleek Mini Cooper. However, Kabza De Small’s wife posted a picture of the alleged surprise, and the video undoubtedly gained a lot of comments and reactions.In 2022, Master KG hogged headlines when he bought Makhadzi a brand-new car.
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