Serge “The International Blesser” Cabonge has reportedly stopped spending his money on women, and now splashes it on his friends.
SERGE CABONGE: ‘YOU KNOW I DON’T DRINK’
The socialiate, Serge Cabonge, who reportedly spent R114 518 on alcohol at Durban July says he doesn’t care what people say about the amount he spent at the club.
Cabonge tells TshisaLIVE: “You know I don’t drink. Durban July doesn’t happen every month or weekend, it happens once a year. If I’m chilling with my friends having a good time, I see nothing wrong with that, because the day I die I’ll never enjoy my money.”
“I spent that money for my friends, and anyone who has got a problem with that they can go fly a kite,” he said.
This comes after entertainment blogger Musa Khawula revealed that the socialite and Kenny Kunene spent over R100 000 on alcohol at Rockets in Umhlanga.
The R114 518 receipt shows that the waiter was tipped R11 451.80, which totaled the bill to R125 969.
KENNY KUNENE REACTS TO R114 500 BILL
Patriotic Alliance deputy president Kenny Kunene took to X on Tuesday, 9 July to rubbish Musa Khawula’s reports that he spent more than R114 500 on alcohol at Rockets Club in Umhlanga Rocks on Monday.
The politician also rubbished reports that he tipped the waiter and added that he was not at Rockets Club a week ago.
“This @Musa_Khawula peddles fake news about people, and this is not the first time he does about me. I was not at Rockets on Sunday, so this is fake news. He does this to extort money. Like he did Leroy who had to pay him R20k for him to stop writing about him. You’ve gone too far psycho,” he says.
When social media user @MarlonNkan43125 asked him: “Isn’t it true that you gave a tip of R11k to an illegal foreigner bra K?”
@Kenny_T_Kunene replied: “Can’t you read, I was not at Rockets on Sunday or any other day for that matter. So how can I have given a tip there.”
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