Minnie Dlamini's Hollywood dream: shopping on Rodeo Drive and thrills at Universal Studios
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Minnie Dlamini, the beloved South African television host, has recently made headlines as she embraces an exciting adventure in Los Angeles.
The Mzansi star is currently experiencing the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, courtesy of an invitation from the iconic Universal Studios.
Posting a series of joyful snapshots on Instagram, Dlamini has given her followers an inside look at her sun-soaked exploration of La-La Land, which includes visits to renowned tourist spots like the Universal Studios theme park, the Hollywood Walk of Fame and the upscale Rodeo Drive.
'Universal Studios today, universal takeover tomorrow 🚀🎬 @unistudios thanks for the invite 🥳 The kid in me was living her best life 💎,' she enthusiastically shared.
Her joy was unmistakable as she added, 'I'm so excited. You know I'm a big fat kid. I got to play and live my best life and had the time of my life.'
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Dlamini indulged in various activities, from rides to trying out the latest games, showcasing her inner child and infectious enthusiasm for life.
For those unfamiliar, Universal Studios Hollywood stands out as more than just a theme park; it's a working movie studio offering a unique blend of entertainment and cinematic exploration.
Visitors can immerse themselves in thrilling rides and attractions while getting a behind-the-scenes look at how their favourite films and television shows come to life.
This makes it an essential stop for movie buffs and families alike.
Then there's the celebrity-frequented Hollywood Walk of Fame, a legendary sidewalk that honours over 2 700 luminaries of the entertainment industry.
Each brass star embedded in the pavement stands as a testament to the remarkable contributions from stars in motion pictures, television, theatre, and music.
Rodeo Drive, another highlight of her Californian escapade, is synonymous with luxury and high fashion.
This three-block street in Beverly Hills is home to prestigious boutiques and designer stores, making it a hotspot for those seeking exclusive brands and a taste of glamour.
Dlamini's time spent strolling this fashionable thoroughfare is surely a dream come true for any shopaholic.
The TV host's journey isn't merely a spontaneous trip to Los Angeles; it has roots that trace back to her formative years.
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