Kevin Hart wraps him up Fact check twe were in South Africa at the weekend with a surprise guest who appeared on the last show. Trevor Noah received a roaring welcome home.
Hart performed three shows at the SunBet Arena, Times Square in Pretoria from Friday, as the first show was last Wednesday in Cape Town.
Attendees weren’t able to film the comedian’s stand-up, as their phones were locked before entering, but many shared on social media that it was Hart’s funniest show yet.
On Sunday night’s show, Hart brought out the big gun, Trevor Noah.
Trevor Noah was shocked
With stand-up comedians such as Celeste Ntuli opening for Hart, many attendees didn’t expect Noah to show up.
Hart and Noah were photographed backstage and at the party after the show.
Speaking about the experience, Noah said: “Some nights in my life will remain in my memory like the night I had the pleasure and honor of introducing my friend, fellow comedian and absolute superstar, @kevinhart4real on stage in my home country of South Africa. .
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“Many people electricity, Kevin turned it off, and we spent the night with tequila. (The original is soft and delicious. Not advertising, Kevin refused to pay me).
Hart said it was a privilege to see Noah on stage in his country and added that he had witnessed one of the biggest ovations for the former. The Daily Show host.
“Last night’s show in Pretoria was one for the record books…. My brother @trevornoah surprised the audience by popping up and got one of the biggest applauses I’ve ever seen…He then brought me and the rest is history! I can’t thank you enough…. Mpho Hart loves South Africa …. Until next time guys!”
Hart has posted Mpho, a local name given to him by South African fans, used in most of his posts when he was in Mzansi.
Kevin Hart party in Sandton
During his stay, Hart was spotted in Johannesburg with videos shared on social media of customers surprised by famous guests at Saint Restaurant and Zioux. Both restaurants are at Marc in Sandton and are the brainchild of celebrity chef, David Higgs and the Marble Group.
Hart danced to a classic kwaito song Short by the late Mshoza in Zioux. The establishment said they were honored to have Hart visit them on Friday evening, adding “what a glorious night!”
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