Bontle Modiselle Gets Up Close And Personal With A Snake—And Mzansi Has Opinions!
- Mzansi’s favorite dancer and actress Bontle Modiselle recently shared photos of herself holding an impressively large snake.
- The renowned choreographer took the opportunity to remind everyone that snakes can sense fear, so staying calm is key when encountering one.
- Her daring post left social media buzzing, with fans expressing both admiration and disbelief at her bravery.
If you’re the kind of person who squirms at the thought of snakes, South African dancer and choreographer Bontle Modiselle’s latest social media posts might just make your heart race. But hey, if there’s anyone bold enough to take on such a challenge, it’s definitely Bontle. Let me tell you, this isn’t just another day in the life of a celebrity—this is pure guts and grace.
Bontle Goes Bold: Holding a Snake Like a Pro
Star of Piano Love, Bontle Modiselle, decided to spice things up on social media by posting some eye-catching photos of herself holding a large snake. And let me tell you, these weren’t your run-of-the-mill house pets we’re talking about here—this was a real deal, slithering serpent. Talk about making a statement!
Bontle didn’t stop at the photos; she also took the moment to drop some wisdom on her followers. Snakes, she explained, have an incredible ability to sense fear—not just in humans but even among other snakes. So, her advice? Stay cool, calm, and collected. “They sense fear, both people and real snakes,” she said. “I recommend you have none.”
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“They sense fear, both people and real snakes. I recommend you have none.”
Mzansi Reacts: Fear, Jokes, and Pure Admiration
Let’s just say Bontle’s post sparked quite the conversation online. While some fans were genuinely frightened for her safety, others couldn’t help but laugh and marvel at her courage. Despite the wide range of reactions, one thing was clear—Bontle Modiselle had everyone talking.
ciar_ joked: “Thought women hate each other.” Clearly, they weren’t expecting this level of fearlessness from anyone, let alone someone as elegant as Bontle.
“Thought women hate each other.”
clementmaosa chimed in with a question: “You also took that thing?” Meanwhile, kiing_no.1 laughed so hard they had to share their thoughts: “Please know that, after this bazothi uyaThwala. 😂😂😂 Nawe don't be too successful after this 😂❤️”
dilo.stofong_ had a witty response of their own: “I'd rather chew a jean jacket, eseng noga guys.” Meanwhile, megablayze admitted something many of us were probably thinking: “They could never pay me enough.”
totally.charles went all out with a joke: “A rare picture of the most dangerous species on earth holding a snake.” And refilwemodiselle shared their thoughts humorously: “The way I said Haai Mamas andizi. Touching it was enough.”
msiroe_siri added to the fun: “Lol, you also took this thing that has no danger.” onlylwa_lee couldn’t contain their excitement either: “No chommi it's for contact don't worry”😭 Mara you killed it girl👏❤️”
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Finally, lornlee8 shared their personal feelings: “How I hate that animal 😭, it's my biggest enemy 🤔”
Bontle and Kwesta Heat Things Up in Piano Love
Before she started posing with snakes, Bontle Modiselle was already turning heads with her incredible performance alongside rapper Kwesta in Netflix’s Piano Love. In the film, Kwesta plays a struggling rapper who falls head over heels for Lerato, played by none other than Bontle Modiselle herself. Their chemistry on-screen was palpable, leaving fans swooning and sparking endless discussions on social media.
Kwesta, known for hits like Ngu'd, brought his trademark charisma to the role, while Bontle’s dancing and acting skills shone brightly. Together, they created magic that resonated deeply with audiences across Mzansi and beyond. It’s no wonder people couldn’t stop talking about them!
