“My heart is Filled With So Much Gratitude 🥹🙏🏽🛒I always said, I came to Johannesburg to work & seeing my Hard Work Paying off warms me,” wrote.
He went on to reveal that the car was not a partnership, but he had bought the car.
“Naah I buy lil nigg* this ain’t no Partnership, I OWN THIS SHYT. 🤝 Syabonga koMazibuko🥹🎉🔥. @bmwsouthafrica it’s an honour To Have you as My First.”
The 25-year-old meant it when he said that he came to Joburg to work hard, as ever since he left the “Big Brother Mzansi” house has been grinding hard in the entertainment industry. He is an influencer, MC, and has had a supporting role on “Bad Influencer” on Netflix, and has tried his hand at DJing.
Mazibuko took to social media and shared pictures of himself with his new grey BMW 218 Gran Coupe.
His fans and his friends celebrated his milestone with him in the comment section of his posts.
“Thank You So much For Celebrating This Milestone With Me Hey♥️. Hard work really pays off,” he went on to say.
The Mpumalanga-born entertainer revealed to Drum that he hadn’t had less than R100K in his bank account since the Big Brother Days at such a young age.
New BMW 218i Gran Coupe models in South Africa start at roughly R733,559 for the standard model, with M Sport variants retailing closer to R773,559. Used 218i Gran Coupe models (2021–2024) generally range between R399,999 and R550,000, depending on mileage and condition.
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