On the day of the launch of House of BNG, the hashtag #HouseofBNG had over 1bn impressions online.
Bonang Matheba recently launched her new méthode cap classique and although she’s been having a triumphant week, a fan was quick to point out a typo on the bottle label. Bonang's team has responded saying that only a limited amount of bottles (1400) had the unfortunate typo on the label. After the MCC sold out within hours of the launch a reserve batch, which contained the error on the label, was quickly released to keep up with demand.
This is not the first time Bonang has been publically scrutinised for grammatical errors in her effort. When she published her first book from A to B in 2017, she was trolled for the many typos and grammatical errors that were found in her book.
Its no surprise that the 31-year-old media mogul could care less about the critics and their attention to a minor spelling error.
Taking to Twitter a fan shared a picture of the BNG sparkling wine in which they circled the incorrect spelling of the word "elegant."
"An 'e' isn’t an 'a." They discussed it all day," Bonang tweeted in response to the backlash.
In another tweet, Bonang shared a snap of her new MCC collection which she revealed she would be sending to "them… so they can see the 'e' in REAL LIFE!" before cheekily ending off the tweet with one of her greatest lines: "Cheers, daaaaarling!"
As to who the 'them' is that Bonang was referring to, we don't know.
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