Media personality Lerato Kganyago. Image via Twitter @Leratokganyago
Valentine’s week of spoils? Lerato Kganyago gifted Mercedes-Benz!
A five-star hotel was simply not enough! Thami Ndlela also bought his wife, Lerato Kganyago, a Mercedes-Benz G-Class for Valentine’s Day…
Media personality Lerato Kganyago. Image via Twitter @Leratokganyago
The Valentine’s Day gifts just keep rolling in for Lerato Kganyago. The Metro FM radio presenter’s husband, Thami Ndlela, spoilt her with a boutique hotel in Johannesburg’s upmarket Northcliff suburb. On Wednesday 16 February, Kganyago revealed that Ndlela also gifted her with a brand new Mercedes-Benz G-Class.
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LERATO KGANYAGO’S OVER-THE-TOP VALENTINE’S DAY GIFTS
In 2021, Lerato Kganyago’s husband, Thami Ndlela, went all out for Valentine’s Day. He booked out FNB Stadium in Johannesburg (which seats 80 000 people) for a candlelit dinner just for the two of them.
That definitely was not enough for his queen! He also booked award-winning songstress Zonke who performed a set for him and his wife.
This year, Ndlela gifted Kganyago with a boutique hotel. The five-star hotel, 12 on Hillel Villa and Spa, in Northcliff, Johannesburg, is already up and running.
A night at 12 on Hillel Villa and Spa will cost you R5 000.
LERATO KGANYAGO’S GIFTS KEEP ROLLING IN
Kganyago shared a clip of her full Valentine’s Day experience with her husband and what Mzansi missed is that she has a new set of wheels!
Behind the hundreds of red and white balloons in the garage, was a brand new Mercedes-Benz AMG G-Class just for her. According to McCarthy, the high-end vehicle is worth R2.7 million.
The media personality was also treated to an intimate dinner with luxury champagne.
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MZANSI IS STILL IN AWE
After Lerato Kganyago posted her lavish Valentine’s Day gifts, some Twitter users said she “owned” 14 February.
“She has officially swindled St Valentine’s birthday. 14 February is officially our national and arguably international LKG day. Great business moves in action if you ask me,” wrote one tweep.
“I think 14 February from 2021 onwards must be called Lerato Kganyago day,” wrote another tweep.
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