Bev causes UK man to soil pants

Bongani Ndlovu Showbiz Correspondent
A VIDEO showing raunchy dancer Bev ‘making a sexually-charged male patron soil his pants’ during a performance at the Dunstable Leisure Centre in the United Kingdom at the weekend has gone viral.

The self-proclaimed queen of Zimbabwe striptease left the country last week to provide entertainment for fellow countrymen living in the UK.

She was accompanied by Ricky Fire, PTK, Seh Calaz and Terminator.

In the three-minute video taken by a cellphone and circulating on WhatsApp, Bev, apparently liberated from having the Censorship Board at home hanging over her head, invites a male patron onto the stage and does what she got famous for, gyrating on his genitals.

In Zimbabwe she would have been in trouble after the show for violating her dancing licence as it prohibits her from coming into contact with patrons on or off stage during performances.

Going all out, Bev stripped the heavily built male patron to his white underwear and then asked him to lie on the floor. Thereafter she rides him, gyrating, sending the crowd at the venue into a frenzy.

The video goes on, with Bev asking the man to go on top of her, with her legs apart. At that moment patrons, especially female ones start pointing out that the man had soiled his pants.

Undeterred, the man continues his duty of being part of the entertainment, with more of the patrons looking at his underwear and many more having a good laugh. The video cuts off thereafter.

It seems that Bev is a hit in that country as another video has surfaced of her showing off her moves to four women in a studio.

The raunchy dancer shows them techniques of how to dance like her. The women fail miserably to emulate her.

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