'Who needs enemies?' Minnie Dlamini's TikTok dance goes viral (video)
South African actress and model Minnie Dlamini's TikTok dance video goes viral on TikTok.
Minnie has been trending in recent days since her breakup with Brian Monaisa.
Their relationship had been one many people had been looking at as they shared goals.
Together, they went on expensive vacations, which sparked much talk when they broke up.
Some fans remembered her previous relationships with Itumeleng Khune and Quinton Jones.
Indeed, there had been much talk, but today, we looked at one of her viral dance videos. Minnie Dlamini. Image via Instagram @minniedlamini
Besides having any music playing, Minnie tried doing some dance moves.
Unfortunately, the lady who took the video laughed at her, saying she couldn't dance.
She admitted to not being a good dancer but continued asking the lady to be nice.
The lady gave her some notes, and Minnie tried again, and she did even better.
Fans loved her humour, and the video trended not for the good dancing but for the vibes she showed. @minniedlamini
Who needs enemies 🤣 ♬ original sound – MinnieDlamini
After Minnie Dlamini, her fans came with much talk, but most loved her voice and vibes.
@xannies 'and that dance removed 10 thousand rands from the prize pot😭'
@peaceBEstill 'I see people saying she's old. Yes, every year, she gets a year older. She never promised anyone that she'll be young forever.'
@universally444 'I was never a fan, but after watching Love Never Lies, I'm obsessed 🥰❤ Mini, you are one of the most gorgeous women ever!!!🔥'
@ londiwe 'Minnie is so timeless, she's always been beautiful😍😍😍'
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