Jan 21 2025 101 mins
Young, Famous, & African: Season 3 – The Drama, Glamour, and Chaos Return!
The wait is over! Netflix has finally delivered the third installment of its glamorous reality series, Young, Famous & African (YFA), and it’s as extravagant and drama-filled as ever. This show has been a staple on the Ubiquitous Blacks platform since the very beginning, making this review a special one.
After a year-long hiatus, YFA is back with all the glitz, heated arguments, surprise weddings, and lavishly staged events we’ve come to expect. But was it worth the wait, or should Netflix have left it on the shelf?
TeaRon dives deep into the season alongside two special guests, unpacking the antics of returning stars like Zari “The Boss Lady,” Naked DJ and his now-fiancée Kayleigh Schwark, Swanky Jerry with his jaw-dropping fashion, and Nadia Nakai. We also see the return of Annie Macaulay-Idibia (without her husband 2Baba this time), Luis Munana, Fantana, and the superstar himself, Diamond Platnumz.
The season also introduces new faces to shake things up, while fan-favorite Khanyi Mbau makes only a brief guest appearance, leaving viewers wanting more. And, as usual, the drama often centers around events that are discussed but never shown on camera.
Was the wait worth it? Did the new season live up to the hype, or has the shine started to fade? We’re breaking it all down and giving our thoughts on the long-anticipated third season of Young, Famous & African.
What did you think of the season? Are you still hooked, or are you ready to move on?
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