Kevin Hart adds South Africa to his 'Reality Check' tour
Kevin 'Mpho' Hart is coming home! Kevin Hart is bringing his 'Reality Check Tour' to Mzansi in 2023.
Kevin Hart has a date with the Motherland. The stand-up comedian has announced that his 'Reality Check' tour will be making a stop in South Africa.
"South Africa, it has been too long. Your boy is coming your way on the 17th of February. It's going down... Years on years on years it's been but I cannot wait to get to you. Me in your world, let's do what we do best. Let's have a good time together," the 43-year-old said in a video he shared on Instagram.
The show will be taking place at Time Square's Sun Bet Arena in Pretoria. Tickets go on sale on Friday, December 2, and will be available on Ticketmaster.
Kevin's fans in Mzansi are ecstatic that he will be visiting SA again.
"Mpho Hart is coming back home," one Instagram user commented. Another user added: "FINALLY!!!! I’m not missing this one starting to save right now for a ticket!"
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SOUTH AFRICA!! Ask and you shall receive. I am kicking off the international leg of my #RealityCheckTour February 17, 2023 at the Sun Bet Arena | Time Square | Pretoria. Tix go on sale THIS FRIDAY!!!! at Ticketmaster 🇿🇦 #ComedicRockStarShit pic.twitter.com/UAfbrDrfUI
— Kevin Hart (@KevinHart4real) November 28, 2022
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South Africans begged the actor and comedian to add dates in Cape Town and Durban. He visited the cities during his 2016 tour.
Kev please add Durban. pic.twitter.com/TBelaEewBj
— Spark (@lapak_z) November 28, 2022
Some South Africans had a few jokes of their own for the American comedian.
"Mpho Kevin Hart, just know that you must bring a Generator because there is no gesi here ndoda," one Twitter user joked.
Another tweep added: "Come with your own Electricity."
South African comedian Trevor Noah will also be coming home in 2023. The 38-year-old's 12-show tour will see him visiting Durban, Cape Town, and Pretoria from 31 August to 15 September.
Main image credit: Instagram (@kevinhart4real)