Nelson Mandela's Granddaughters Get a Reality Show: "Not the African Kardashians"
Sept. 29 2011, Published 9:40 a.m. ET
Don't worry, Kardashians! Nelson Mandela's granddaughters are getting their own reality show, but they promise it won't be anything like yours.
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"We're definitely not the African Kardashians," Dorothy Adjoa Amuah explained a press conference on Thursday announcing the show (via South Africa's Mail & Guardian Online).
Dorothy, who is 27 with a law degree and MBA from Monaco, is the youngest of Mandela's granddaughters who will be starring in a new reality show in Africa. Her older sisters, Zaziwe Dlamini-Manaway, who has three children and works in a family business, and Swati Dlamini, a single mother and philanthropist,will also be featured.
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The ladies were raised in the United States, but eventually all moved back to South Africa.
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"The show will be about our lives as young, black women ... We're not wearing 'I'm a Mandela' T-shirts," Swati explained.
The show has yet to be named, but is planned to air in early 2012.
What would you title the show? "Not the African Kardashians?"