Mzansi singer, songwriter, and record producer, King Monada is trending after allegedly showing off his new car in a social media post. Since his thrust into the limelight, he has been living big and capped his life of glitz and glamour with the world’s finest things.
No doubt he lives lavishly and is unapologetic about it.
This is his third purchase within a year. In 2023, he allegedly blessed himself with two luxury whips. According to reports, he splurged millions on a double cab and a Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon.
After all, it seems he is still on a spending spree after sharing photos of his alleged new car. Photos of King Monada’s alleged new Ranger Rover have been making rounds on social media since they dropped on Facebook.
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The star shared a photo of a sleek Range Rover parked in front of his mega-mansion. He captioned the post, “Monadeni 😎❤️👌.” However, little is known about how much he spent on his latest acquisition. Fans quickly flooded his comments section with congratulatory messages against the post.
@Karabo Radikolana commented, “This man is an inspiration to many musicians out there.. he used his profits well.”
@Botshelo Moate posted, “I’m inspired, my brother.”
@Tshepo Thefirst commented, “God did, congratulations 🎊 👏.”
@Master KG SA Music posted, “The kING tomorrow Otle kayona Letsepe Lodge.”
Over the years, King Monada furnished his craze for exotic cars with several automobiles that cost a fortune. The cars include:
- Mercedes-Benz V-Class
- Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG
- BMW M4 Limited Edition
- Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon
Source: News365.co.za
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