Bonang talks about new collection, CSA drama and her new man in B’Dazzled Ep2 trailer

The trailer of the second episode of Bonang Matheba’s popular YouTube reality show has been making rounds on social media since its release.

The award-winning media personality and businesswoman dropped the first episode 3 months ago and has had fans eagerly waiting for more episodes.

In the new episode, fans will see Bonang as she explores New York and Dallas, and finally coming back home to Johannesburg.

She also opens up about her new man, how she was affected by the CSA (Celebrity Services Africa – a global talent management agency) drama, and meeting the American fashion designer and businessman Steve Madden.

“I am finally going to put together my own Bonang Matheba collection so kudos to me. I am looking forward to that,” she shares in a trailer.

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Bonang’s new man

Queen B has made it known that she is in a relationship, however, she has not officially introduced her new man to the public. A few days ago, she took to Twitter to wish TV presenter and fashion influencer Germain Jordan Taylor a happy birthday, leaving fans speculating that Taylor is the “new man”.
“Happy birthday baby. I love you. ❤️,” she wrote.

CSA drama

Bonang had a messy fallout with her former agency, CSA in 2021, which resulted in her taking legal action against the agency.

In a statement, she announced that she had terminated her contract with CSA after working with them for many years.

“Furthermore, I have instructed my lawyers to investigate the possibility of criminal conduct by the company and its representatives. I will revert over the next few days with more updates so that others can be aware of what I consider as their unsavoury behaviour,” she added.

Responding to Bonang’s statement. The agency claimed that Bonang breached multiple contracts with various clients adding that she had been a no-show for those brands, including her own for six months. The agency added that it was sad to part ways with Bonang and wished her all the best in her future endeavours.

“We are not in the business of destroying brands, but rather in the business of building them. However, we believe in the merits of contracts and believe agreed-upon terms should be respected and honoured.

“We hope an amicable solution can be found, where the value that has been created is not undermined or discredited.”

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