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Minnie Dlamini’s Birthday Bash Goes Bust

Minnie Dlamini’s Birthday Bash Goes Bust

South African media personality Minnie Dlamini found herself in a less-than-celebratory mood after landing in London to mark her birthday with her best friend, Kyra Roberts.

The TV host and actress had planned a weekend filled with fun and photoshoots. However, things took a nosedive when her luggage failed to arrive with her.

Taking to X (formerly known as Twitter), Minnie let her frustrations be known. On 14 July, she tweeted, “BA lost my luggage 😭 @british_airways. Just landed in London to celebrate my birthday with my bestie. Luggage didn’t land with me though.

“No clothes, no toiletries, what a nightmare. I have photoshoots planned for work but I have none of my stuff to shoot.” Her tweet quickly gained traction, given her 4.5 million followers on the platform.

In a follow-up tweet, Minnie expressed her disappointment further: “All I got at baggage claim was this t-shirt 😭😭😭😭😭. So much for my birthday sho’t left 💔 All I wanted to do was spoil myself after a weekend of working my a** off to celebrate with my girl 😭 I’m so sad I won’t lie.” Her followers empathized with her plight, flooding her feed with support and advice.

The luggage drama didn’t end there. On the second day, Minnie updated her followers, saying, “Day 2 in London, my bags are still not here 🤣.”

By day three, her patience had worn thin, and she called out British Airways once again: “Day 3 in London. I’m leaving tomorrow to go back home and I still don’t have my bag @british_airways. This is beyond messed up!!! My bag arrived in the UK yesterday morning. Yoh hayi this inconvenienced me beyond!!!”

While Minnie’s birthday weekend didn’t go as planned, her candid updates provided her followers with an engaging and relatable story about the trials and tribulations of travel. Here’s hoping her luggage finds its way back to her soon!

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