- Director Trevor’s ex-girlfriend Mungai Eve is eating life with a spoon in South Africa, as evidenced by a stunning series of photos on her Instagram
- Eve flaunted pics of herself paragliding high in the skies and shared that she was elated to tour the country
- Eve’s vacation is part of a partnership with VisitSouthAfrica.com, the nation’s tourism authority leveraging the potential of African socialites to enhance it’s tourism prospects
Mungai Eve, once known as Director Trevor’s girlfriend, is having a moment of her life in the vibrant country of South Africa, as depicted in a captivating series of Instagram photos.
Eve is enjoying a vacation in the tourism-rich nation as part of a collaboration with VisitSouthAfrica.com, the country’s official tourism brand, aiming to leverage African socialites to boost it’s tourism prospects.
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Eve shared delightful snapshots of herself joyfully paragliding high above the country’s scenic skies.
Despite her recent breakup with Director Trevor, she’s seen having a great time as the parachute soars over estates and houses in the southernmost part of the African continent.
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Departing for South Africa exactly five days ago, Eve also shared charming photos of herself with white briefcases at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, OR Tambo International Airport and Ina cruise ship after landing.
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Meanwhile,content creator Official Litboy unveiled snapshots from a South African adventure which was facilitated by the same tour company, suggesting that he also won the bid that Mungai Eve had also struck.
Litboy took to his Instagram to announce the collaboration, granting him access to the country’s stunning landscapes.
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Litboy expressed gratitude for the opportunity to explore South Africa, commending visitsouthafrica.com for their generous support.
