WeeklySA_AdminHOT SEAT: Media personality MaBlerh promises fearless, no-holds-barred conversations as he leads the historic two-part reunion of The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: Africa on Showmax and Mzansi Magic later this month…
By Katlego Molubi
Media personality MaBlerh has been announced as the host for the first-ever reunion of The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: Africa.
The reunion will air in two parts on Showmax on 20 and 27 February 20 to 27, and on Mzansi Magic on 21 and 28 February 21 to 28. The series premiered on Showmax on November 28 2025 and features an all-star cast from across Africa.
Durban is represented by Annie Mthembu, Angel Ndlela, and Jojo Robinson; Johannesburg by Madam and Christall Kay; Nairobi by Dr Catherine Masitsa and Zena Nyambu; and Nigeria by Princess Jecoco from Abuja and Mariam Timmer from Lagos. MaBlerh shared insights into how he plans to handle the reunion, what viewers can expect and why this season is such a defining moment for the franchise.
The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: Africa is the first Ultimate Girls Trip in the world to host a reunion. What does that represent for the franchise?
It represents Africa taking the lead on a global stage. This season sets a new standard and proves that Africa can deliver premium, appointment-viewing television at the highest level.
How would you describe the season overall?
The season is dramatic, intense and completely unfiltered. The emotions are real, the conflicts are real, and nothing feels manufactured. I have been glued to my screen every week watching the drama play out.
Fans expect everything to be addressed. How do you intend to give them what they want?
Going into this reunion, I plan to address everything head on. Everyone will be held accountable and everything will be put on the table. My approach is not to avoid any topic or soften the truth. If it happened, it will be discussed openly and honestly.
With such strong personalities in the cast, how will you remain impartial?
I am a professional, and I have been curating conversations for years. I remain impartial by holding everyone to the same standard. There will be no favouritism, no special treatment and no protection from accountability.
Are there moments where you think conversations might be uncomfortable?
Yes, and those moments are necessary. I host with no fear, and I believe uncomfortable conversations often lead to the most honest television.
How does RHUGT: Africa differ from other Housewives instalments?
This season feels bigger and bolder. The setting adds depth, the cast brings history, and the conversations go further than viewers may expect.
What does hosting this landmark season mean for you personally?
It is a career-defining moment. Hosting the first Ultimate Girls Trip reunion in the world, on African soil, is something I am incredibly proud of.
Why should people watch the reunion?
People should watch the reunion to see how the story ends. There has been a lot of conversation online and everywhere else, and the reunion gives the women the opportunity to answer for themselves and speak directly to what has been said. – Fullview
