TV star Liz Prins became one of the fan favourites throughout the season because of her wickedly funny sense of humour during the recent season of the Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip in Jamaica.
Prins has opened about her friendships and the off-screen drama that has been trending.
Prins said that she had a wonderful time and she got to see the beauty of Jamaica and its people. She also shared that she enjoyed getting to know the ladies and her highlight of the trip was to meet the manager of the villa, Alton and his team.
Prins was asked how different the girls trip was from the Real Housewives of Gqeberha and she said that unlike The Real Housewives of Gqeberha, she got along with all of the ladies and formed friendships with them.
“They are fashionable and have a sense of humour, very different from the ladies of The Real Housewives of Gqeberha,” she said
She also shared that she is in good alliance with some of the ladies, like Bev, Lethabo and Nonku. She further shared that her relationship with the other ladies is good as well.
She also keeps in touch with the ladies regularly.
There has been rumours about a lot of off-screen drama, Prins said that she stayed away from it and hung out with Mr Jack Daniels when asked how she handled it.
The one thing that Prins wishes to change about the trip was the comment she made to Christall.
“I regret the comment that I made to Christall at the final dinner when I said, ‘You can’t have trauma because you are white. At that moment, I was just mad at all of them. I am very sorry about that,” she said.
For Prins the best part about being a reality star is the love and support she received from her fans.
She says that being on the Ultimate Girls Trip has made her more recognisable.
“I feel like there are now more people who got to know me. The fact that the show is on Showmax has completely made me famous and I love it. Everywhere I go, people recognise me,” she shared.
The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip - South Africa has come to an end and in true Housewives style, it was dramatic, shady, funny and all-out outrageous.
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