Nonku Williams marked a major milestone for The Real Housewives franchise.
The businesswoman and reality TV star, who graced our screens for four seasons on RHODurban, is Africa's longest-serving housewife.
Reflecting on her journey, Nonku said she has learned and grown a lot over the past few years.
She added: “I'm very happy to get this honor. I've grown so much over the years. Looking at the first season, real housewives of durban And in the fourth season, which is currently airing, we will see some growth.
“I have experienced many things, ups and downs, but I am truly grateful.” show max And to all the fans who supported me through the good, bad and ugly times. ”
Giving advice to aspiring housewives, Nonku emphasized the importance of authenticity.
“Be yourself, be yourself, and be authentic. Over the years, I've always been myself. It may be difficult at times, but you just have to be yourself. That way you can can connect with you,” she said.
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Nonku is also participating in “Real Housewives Ultimate Girls' Trip South Africa”.
In addition to her role, loader vanNonku is set to captivate viewers once again as part of a new spin-off on Showmax. The Real Housewives: The Ultimate Girls' Trip – South Africa.
The Real Housewives: The Ultimate Girls' Trip – South AfricaThe cast boasts a lineup of notable housewives from across the country, including Crystal Kaye, Rakonko, Lesabo Rejoy Masaso, Liz Prince, and Rondy London, to name a few.
Looking back on the experience of filming the spin-off, Nonku said it was different and fun.
“Filming in Durban can be stressful because there is so much history. So much has happened between us that it has become all too real.
“and Ultimate girls trip, it was different and fun. “The women were just trying to have a good time and socialize,” she said.
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