How To Ruin Christmas The Baby Shower Trailer: Reunion of the Chaotic Families With a Baby on the Way

How To Ruin Christmas The Baby Shower is ready to bring the Sello and Twala back together in this new season of the comedy-drama that we cannot stop talking about! The South African Christmas series has been garnering laughter since 2020 and we are looking forward to the upcoming sequel.

The show stars Busi Lurayi, Thando Thabethe, Yonda Thomas, Clementine Mosimane, Sandile Mahlangu, Motlatsi Mafatshe, Lehlohonolo Saint Seseli, Nandi Nyembe and Desmond Dube, alongside other cast members.

The trailer for the new season was released earlier today and it seems like the two families will only be taking their chaos to the next level in this upcoming season. The trailer starts off with the ongoing preparation for a baby shower while the gentle tune of a violin plays in the background, but not for long.

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As Valencia Twala enters to make her desired changes to the decorations, while Dineo Sello is off to accompany Beauty. But it doesn’t take time for this beautiful rite of passage to turn into a boxing match as the bell rings and the match begins.

As the two ladies begin with their fights while wanting to make the decision of what to do, Beauty tries to keep calm while there is another mess brewing somewhere else. With an affair going on on the side and a “brand ambassador” entering the spotlight, others are busy trying to find the baby’s gender.

As Dineo tries to pry into finding out the gender, Sbu reveals that he already knows about the gender and it doesn’t take time for the news to spread. And it looks like Sbu is also underestimating the upcoming event which once again falls on Christmas, because what can go wrong at a baby shower?

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A series of chaos is ready for our entertainment and looks like the baby might just not be following the plans of the two and is ready to come out at any time. But this is not where it stops because the trailer also shows a fire breaking out and burning the house during the event.

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And once again, we have another Christmas that is set to fall into ruins as the Twala and Sello families aren’t ready for a moment of peace under the same roof. So let us hold on because this is going to be yet another fun holiday that is set to bring laughs with a hint of embarrassment that cannot be missed.

How To Ruin Christmas The Baby Shower is set to release on December 9, 2022, and will be available for streaming on Netflix.

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Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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