As the year winds down, many will take a step back to both reflect and to spend quality time with family and friends.
From opening presents under the tree to enjoying a scrumptious feast, everyone has their own way of celebrating Christmas.
With just a few days to go until the big day, some of Mzansi’s celebrities have shared their plans for the festive season and some of their special holiday traditions.
For Zakes Bantwini, the festive season is his busiest of the year, but he does make sure to spend time with family on Christmas. He often spends this time of year travelling the country and connecting with fans at his shows.
“My team and I will be on the road for most of this season at various shows. Those who would like to know where to find me can have a look at my Instagram for a gig guide. When it comes to Christmas, however, I like to spend it with my family, my wife Nandi, and my kids, either just at home or for a fun holiday activity,” he said.
For Carol Ofori, Christmas is a time to enjoy with family, and she plans on doing just that this year.
“This is the first Christmas in years we are celebrating without lockdown, so I am super excited. My family is coming to visit and it’s going to be a beautiful one,” she said.
The festive season is one centred around both work and play for Mango Groove’s Claire Johnston. She has been booked for a number of shows around the country. Her shows include one on New Year’s Eve at Ballito BIG Week on December 31.
“Most of the band will be with our families or close friends catching our collective breath before a crazy end of the year with back-to-back gigs,” Claire shared.
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