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US singer Chloe Bailey 'proud of the work' as she wraps up two months of filming in SA

US singer Chloe Bailey 'proud of the work' as she wraps up two months of filming in SA

News2429-04-2025
US singer and actor Chloe Bailey has revealed why she spent the past two months in South Africa: filming an upcoming movie.
Recently, on her Instagram account, she said she was proud of the work she was doing and couldn't wait to share it with her followers.
"In case you've been wondering what I've been up to, I've been filming a movie in South Africa for two months, and I just wrapped tonight! I put so much love, blood, sweat, and tears into this character. I couldn't have made it without Shermay Joh. I am so grateful. Thank you, God.
"I am truly proud of the work and can't wait to tell you about it."
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While filming, Bailey soaked up Cape Town's beauty, balancing work with adventures in nature.
She shared moments from safari tours, penguin watching, and climbing Table Mountain, expressing how grounding herself in nature made her happiest.
"Making sure I'm grounded in nature anytime I can find a moment in between filming… where I'm the happiest."
Images she posted by the 26-year-old showed her spending time at nature reserves, going on safari tours, watching penguins and climbing Table Mountain.
Bailey's stay was also spotted by fans, with one lucky admirer meeting her at The Nines in Sea Point alongside fellow US artist Coco Jones in March.
The multi-talented star also honoured the two-year anniversary of her album In Pieces while in South Africa.
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