Khanyi Mbau's Ex, Kudzai, Drops R405K on 3-Night Paris Hotel During Fashion Week

Khanyi Mbau's Ex, Kudzai, Drops R405K on 3-Night Paris Hotel During Fashion Week

  • Zimbabwean millionaire Kudzai, known as Khanyi Mbau's ex-boyfriend, splashed R405,018.83 on just three nights at the Bvlgari Hotel in Paris
  • The lavish stay came during Paris Fashion Week, hot on the heels of his attendance at the MTV VMAs in LA, where he reportedly spent close to a million rands
  • Mzansi had plenty to say about Mr K's high-rolling lifestyle, with many questioning whether the spending spree was aimed at getting his ex's attention
The eye-watering bill reportedly covered a high-end suite, adding another glimpse into the Zimbabwean businessman’s lavish lifestyle
Kudzai ‘Mr K’ Mushonga reportedly spent R405,000 on a three-night stay at a luxury Paris hotel during Fashion Week. Image: Mr K’
Source: Instagram

Zimbabwean millionaire Kudzai Mushonga, widely known as Mr K and as Khanyi Mbau's former boyfriend, is turning heads again, this time from the French capital. The businessman reportedly spent R405,018.83 on a three-night stay at the Bvlgari Hotel in Paris during Paris Fashion Week.

According to Instagram blog @maphepha_ndaba, the lavish hotel bill is just one slice of a much bigger spend. A first-class Emirates flight to Paris is estimated to have cost him an additional R232,000. If Mr K extends his stay to eight nights, his total bill could reportedly cross the one-million-rand mark.

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Mr K's whirlwind international tour

The Paris trip follows a packed international schedule. Mr K was in Los Angeles for the MTV Video Music Awards, where insiders claim he spent close to a million rands across his stay. The blog noted that he was spotted travelling by private jet and first-class Emirates flights, and was seen cruising in a Rolls-Royce in both LA and Dubai before touching down in France.

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Word from the blog is that his cigar business is also gaining traction internationally, suggesting his high-profile appearances may carry a commercial dimension beyond mere leisure.

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Mzansi reacts to the paris spend

South Africans were not short of opinions. Many could not help linking the spending to his split from Khanyi Mbau, with some suggesting the constant posts about his lifestyle carried an ulterior motive.

@kieth_lliw wrote:

"Khanyi Mbau is out here rapping at Radio stations while Kudzai is living the life Amanda du pont dreams about."

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@queenzaara70 was more sceptical:

"If you are trying to make Khanyi jealous by posting this auraless man, then u better listen to 'sengithole omunye song' by FEZA."

@dineo__mofokeng was blunt:

"Khanyi dodged a bullet, hey. Dude needs to grow up. This is childish."

@omega_doll_ added:

"We were only interested in his feed when he was with Khanyi… next..."

@ozzyozzella was unconvinced by the coverage:

"How much did he pay for this advert…?"

@malaika_nxumalo offered a more philosophical take:

"Okusalayo every one of us is going to die!!!! No one is immune to death! No one is immortal! There is no sequel to this life thing! People should enjoy their lives the best way possible! As long as there are no killings involved, no gun violence, no GBV, I don't see a problem with wanting the finer things in life."

@bokamoso_nkosinathi was simply supportive:

"When you realise that all of us are literally going to die some day, rather die with some experience. This guy has no kids none whatsoever. Let him eat his money."

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