It is a period of glitzy reality, aka a real-life soap opera, which focuses on the visions, new friendships and romantic relationships that take place, down to the headlines and the spill of sweet tea, these African celebrities will give a local and foreign audience of the African continent. their lovely life as they sail to the City of Gold, Joburg, South Africa.
Amankwa said the exhibition is a unique reflection of the lives of celebrities and social activists in Africa.
"'Young, Famous & African' is a worldview that has never been seen before, highlighting true stories and unparalleled reach for some of the most celebrated celebrities.
"This has been a work of love that has finally become a reality. Growing up in the UK.
"'Young, Famous & African' presents a vibrant, beautiful, fascinating and fascinating Africa in the world and we are proud and delighted to see it," he said.
Joshua Hill said that "Young, Famous & African" is a wild luxury trip, a trip that is worth it at the time."We are delighted to be a part of this amazing show, it is great to be able to show the different side of Africa to the world and highlight the wonderful people we have on our continent.
The actress, Zari the Boss Lady, who hails from Uganda said she was delighted with the audience to see how they poured themselves into the show.
"We show our real, genuine and stressful trials. 'Young, Famous & African' will give our fans an in-depth look at our leisure and busy life," he said.
The show was aired in Joburg by actors, both friends and well-connected who are in the process of finding love, igniting old fire and re-establishing a troubled relationship while continuing to shine in their careers and social life.
As spectators we look forward to a special show, which is not just about their success as entertainers and entrepreneurs, but a period in which they remind us that they are human and there will be times when they can be affected.
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