Everything you need to know about this years Miss SA pageant

The house that will be awarded to Miss South Africa 2022 is brand new, and it’s worth R10.5 million! The organization behind the beauty contest has unveiled the opulent penthouse residence that the winner of the 2022 competition will call home for the duration of her reign.

In a video that was uploaded on Instagram, the top 10 finalists from this year gave viewers and followers of their accounts a tour of the luxurious two-story apartment that is located in the Ellipse Waterfall building in the middle of Waterfall City.

The audience enters into a fully furnished open-concept kitchen, living, and dining room upon entering the building. The participants refer to the area as “the content room,” and it’s placed on the first floor along with a guest bedroom that has its own private bathroom.

A second living room with a television, also called a “pyjama lounge,” can be found on the second floor, along with a guest restroom, a study space, and, of course, the master bedroom, which comes complete with its own private bathroom. Both floors feature sumptuous outside balcony areas, with the upper level featuring a second dining area and a swimming pool that is heated to a comfortable temperature.

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Galileo, Cassini, Newton, and Kepler are the names of the four gleaming, glass-fronted towers that make up the new, iconic high-rise apartment development known as Ellipse Waterfall. This development was created by Tricolt and Attacq. Each stunning apartment includes a breathtaking architectural design and boasts ultra-indulgent modern finishes, eco-friendly features, spacious interiors, and floor-to-ceiling windows that offer unbeatable views of the Gauteng skyline. Residents are granted admission to The Luna Club, which provides a variety of opportunities for wellness, business, and leisure activities.

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Miss South Africa’s Top 10 Contenders: Anarzade Omar, Ayanda Thabethe, It

Anarzade Omar, Ayanda Thabethe, Itumeleng Parage, Keaoleboga Nkashe, Lebogang Mahlangu, Luvé Meyer, Luyanda Zuma, Ndavi Nokeri, Pearl Ntshehi, and Tamsyn Jack pose with Leon Deschamps, the owner of Galaxy Blinds, during the Miss South Africa competition.