By TV Plus15 February 2022
The Real Housewives of Durban Season 2: 5 reasons to love Nonku Williams
She’s one of the most controversial ladies of The Real Housewives of Durban, but viewers can’t help but love her – and here’s why!
Since the start of the reality show The Real Housewives of Durban last year, a few cast members have really had people talking. Like mom-of-three and businesswoman Nonku Williams. The 42-year-old got stuck in from Episode 1 by confronting fellow Housewife Ayanda Ncwane about her history with her late gospel star husband, Sfiso Ncwane, and when you stream Season 2 on Showmax, you’ll notice that mama Nonku has turned up the temperatures a whole lot more!
Here are five reasons why fans can’t get enough:
1. She’s got a body to be proud of
She shows off her curves at every opportunity and she’s got them through blood, sweat and tears in the gym!
2. Her sense of style
Give her a theme and Nonku will deliver, deliver and deliver! If looks could kill, Nonku would be a serial killer!
3. Her gorgeous home
Being a Real Housewife means showing off the casa. From her serene garden to her décor-dramatic lounge complete with piano, this is a palace fit for a reality Queen Bee.
4. Her incredible parties
Nonku’s wine launch for the other Wives was a little sketchy in Season 1, but she’s making up for it the second time around. And that includes kitting her gal pals in designer adventure gear as they go on their merry way!
5. The Queen Mother
Nonku doesn’t just bring drama and flavour to RHOD, her mama does too! And if you thought that Nonku was opinionated, wait for her mother, Queen, to unleash her tongue.
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