Legend Hlompho Kekana remains a man in demand in the DStv Premiership
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Shauwn Mkhize is no stranger to having all eyes on her and stealing the show on social media.
The Royal AM boss did just that recently when she posed in front of a R10 million Rolls-Royce Cullinan. Mkhize was heading off to an all-white party and needed the perfect ride for the event.
Taking to her Instagram, MaMkhize shared photos with the stunning ride, her stunning outfit and famous familiar faces.
"Happy Saturday Darlings. Today I’m off to @maxslifestylevillage to support my brother @max_mqadi for the first annual all white party. If you are in Durban come through and let’s have some fun. Wishing you all a fabulous weekend #Kwamamkhize #Mamkhize #MyWorldMyRules," she posted.
Legend Hlompho Kekana remains a man in demand in the DStv Premiership
FootballMaMkhize and her son Andile are no strangers to luxury vehicles. As Soccer Laduma reported, Andile has been spotted before with a Bentley Continental GT and a Lamborghini Urus.The Urus is valued at approximately R4,5 million. He has also been spotted with a Rolls-Royce Cullinan and a Mercedes Maybach.
Shauwn Mkhize has often taken to her Instagram to pose with luxury vehicles such as the Rolls-Royce Cullinan, Mercedes Maybach S-Class, BMW i8 and a Mercedes G63.
Shauwn “MaMkhize” Mkhize and Somizi Mhlongo hosted the first annual All White Party at Max’s Lifestyle Village in Umlazi, KwaZulu-Natal on Saturday 8 January… and the guest list was lit, Sports Brief's sister site Briefly News reported.
All White parties have been a thing for many years now, with DJ Tira having been the OG to have made a thing of them in the past. Events of this stature attract only the rich and famous; no average Joe cracked a nod to this boujee event.
Social media has been buzzing over the high-end event, with many wondering where this type of money comes from?! From the cars to the bodyguards, people were left tripping. Seeing wealth like this flood the streets of one of KwaZulu-Natal’s most heaving townships, Umlazi, was defiantly something to rave over.