Beverley Steyn Drags Nonku Williams To Court Over R125K Loan Drama

Reality star Nonku Williams is being taken to court by former bestie Beverley Steyn over a jaw-dropping R125,000 loan that allegedly hasn’t been paid back. And let’s just say… things have turned very ugly.

Nonku Williams Legal Drama: What Really Happened?

According to court papers, Steyn claims she loaned Nonku two amounts — an initial R25K (interest-free) and a later R100K — with a spicy 50% interest agreement attached. Yes, you read that right.

The deal reportedly required full repayment by mid-September last year, with a hefty 30% monthly penalty if Nonku didn’t pay up in time. Fast forward months later… and Steyn says she hasn’t seen a cent.

Sis didn’t waste time — the matter has now landed in court, with summons issued demanding over R126K (including legal costs).

But here’s the twist: Nonku says she hasn’t even received the summons yet.

She’s keeping it classy (for now), saying she’ll deal with everything legally when the time comes — while also throwing a little shade of her own, questioning Steyn’s past. Yikes.

From Besties to Enemies: Friendship Gone Wrong

If you’ve been watching The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip – South Africa, you’ll remember these two were once tight! Their bond reportedly grew while filming, even spilling into real life after the cameras stopped rolling.

But things quickly went left.

Steyn claims Nonku’s behaviour changed just weeks after the loan — from constant communication to ghosting vibes.

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She also alleges that emotional stories about financial struggles — including fears of losing her home and providing for her kids — played a role in her decision to lend the money.

Now? It’s war.

Steyn is standing ten toes down, saying she’s ready to spend even more money just to prove a point: “It’s about principle,” she insists.

Meanwhile, Nonku previously hinted (in a now-deleted Instagram post) that delayed business payments were to blame and maintained she fully intended to pay everything back.