MORE FUN AND GAMES COMING TO YOU ON E!

Celebrity Game Night, the game show that captured the imagination of viewers when it premiered last year exclusively on E! (Dstv Channel 124), then delighted audiences when it returned with brand-new episodes in April, now continues in May.

Keep tissues close by to mop up your tears of joy as the funniest and most glamorous stars are put to the test in the homegrown show that’s become a smash hit. Watch your favourite celebrities cringe and giggle as they face each other in a series of hilarious games, on a show based on the Primetime Emmy Award-winning series Hollywood Game Night. Comedian Jason Goliath and TV personality Ayanda Thabethe are the show’s laugha-minute team captains, and fun-loving host Anele Mdoda plans to take the games to a whole new level. Viewers can expect to giggle non-stop at raucous, hysterical entertainment from celebrity contestants. The fun and games continue with a fresh new lineup of celebrity guests as they take on challenging yet outrageous party games that test pop-culture knowledge, acting skills and require nerves of steel and a calm-witted head. The games they will face include ‘Hold My Balls’, ‘Where are you going?’, ‘Get with the Programme’, ‘Four Letter Words’ and ‘Clue Boom’. The next round of A-listers will include TV personalities and performers such as glam gals Dineo Langa, Nadia Nakai, Lerato Kganyago, Leanne Dlamini and Jessica Nkosi, comedians Marc Lottering, Tats Nkonzo, Mpho Popps and Mojak, singers Danny K, Donald and J’something, fashion designer Gert-johan Coetzee and TV personality Smash Afrika. Dineo said that if she could choose her dream team, it’d include Tupac, Phylicia Rashad and Beyoncé, whereas Nadia opted for Sade, Luther Vandross and Oprah Winfrey.

Celebrity Game Night continues on Sundays at 9pm on E! (Dstv Channel 124). Available on Dstv Compact from 14 April. Stay tuned to Glamour and GQ online for the latest updates and an exclusive look at all the behind-the-scenes fun and action.

“...expect to giggle nonstop at raucous, hysterical entertainment from celebrity contestants”