“This Is Me”: UK Lady Living in Cape Town Brags About House Costing Same As London Two Bedroom

“This Is Me”: UK Lady Living in Cape Town Brags About House Costing Same As London Two Bedroom

  • A student from the UK showed off her fancy Cape Town home on TikTok, saying it costs about the same as a normal two-bedroom flat would in London
  • In her video tour, she shows off her amazing house with glass walls, a pool table, shiny tiles, and beautiful gardens that make London prices seem crazy
  • South Africans had mixed feelings in the comments, with some proud of their property value while others pointed out that even coffee now costs R100 in Cape Town
A woman posts a video bragging that her CPT home costs the same as a two bedroom in Central London.
A woman posted a video bragging that her Cape Town home costs the same as a two-bedroom in Central London. The video went viral on TikTok. Images: @mikayladeg
Source: TikTok

Architecture student and content creator @mikayladeg took to TikTok to share her perspective on wealth differences between countries.

Her video showcases her performing various poses throughout her modern home, featuring luxury amenities from a sophisticated pool table area to glass-walled living spaces and perfectly maintained outdoor areas.

Watch the video below.

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Mzansi debates property values

The creator captioned her video explaining she's "BEYOND blessed" and wanted to highlight currency strength differences, sparking varied reactions:

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@Eyan asked:

"Genuine question, is Cape Town safe?"

@Anonymous noted:

"This house is an easy 10mil in cape town easy 9mil in Joburg."

@Cayle Furniss shared:

"We got three houses here in South Africa. All only at a total of R24 million. It's worth it."

@✨ admitted:

"This me. I'm third-world country rich, but broke in London."

@Red_apple_rose observed:

"Yeah, I've seen people who were living in mansions in South Africa but they came here (Australia) and ended up living in hostels, boarding houses, small dingy apartments or in Ipswich QLD."

@Royalty_Nhlamu pointed out:

"A cup of coffee is now R100 in Cape Town, basically South Africa is getting too expensive for its people. Lovely home but sad."

@Tesla !!!! shared:

"I want to migrate to SA because it's so beautiful and the currency from NZD to Rand is so good! From New Zealand 🇳🇿."

Home-related stories

  • Popular TikTok teacher Mrs Bullock celebrated her new home ownership with a joyful amapiano dance video, giving her followers a glimpse of her modern living room while marking the perfect end to her 2024.
  • A heartbreaking story emerged of a woman who took out a loan to build a house on her partner's property, only to be left devastated when the relationship ended, leaving her in debt and homeless.
  • Musician Dr Malinga showed his generous spirit by furnishing Tsekeleke's home with new furniture and a king-size bed, resolving earlier tensions over a R100K donation meant for home improvements.

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