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Lee Thompson, who appeared in the first season of The Bachelor SA, is set to release an explosive tell-all book about his experience on the reality TV dating show.
Speaking to Channel24, he says that he will be revealing everything that happened that nobody knows about, but everyone wants to hear.
According to the former professional rugby player, he was manipulated by producers of the show and played like a fiddle.
In an explosive tell-all book titled
The Truth Behind The Rose, Lee Thompson will spill behind-the-scenes secrets about
The Bachelor SA and the emotional toll it took on his psychological well-being.
MutliChoice has not made any of the episodes available of DStv Catch Up.
Since its premiere on Sunday, the show has been plagued with technical issues and received backlash for its lack of diversity.
The pirates have come for
Love Island South Africa, with all three episodes of the M-Net reality show being uploaded illegally to the internet.
MultiChoice has not made any of the episodes available on its DStv Catch Up service and has put up a note which reads: Our Magic Makers are working getting the South African edition of the global reality TV sensation
Love Island that is full of drama to you as soon as possible.
Love Island South Africa cast is announced with only 3 Black contestants
By Toyin Owoseje
The cast of M-Net s Love Island South Africa (CNN)The makers of Love Island South Africa are facing criticism after announcing a predominantly White line-up for the show.
The latest spin-off of the reality dating show-turned-cultural-phenomenon premiered on Sunday on South Africa s M-Net network. However, the launch was subject to a wave of ridicule on social media after only three Black contestants entered the luxurious villa.
Viewers flocked online to express their disappointment that, despite South Africa s population being more than 80% Black African, producers cast just two Black men and one Black female contestant.
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