Beverly unveils new look, dancers

rocked the dance floors.
“With the new dancers I think we will be on pole position for the next 10 years or so. I am confident of the dancers and we work as a team,” Beverly said.
More popularly known as Bev in show business, the socialite said the new band members are Sandra Nyandoro (26), Glee Bafana (22), Evelyn Mpofu (18), Nokuthula Ngwenya (18), Felistas Ndlovu (18) and Bekezela Nyathi (18).
The new members have been dancers with other well-known groups such as Exotic Dancers, Banyana Bafana, Girls La Musica and Sabatsha Queens.
“It is exciting to be joining Bev and we are all geared up for shows,” Sandra said.
“We are new members and everything including the costumes and dance routines will be new,” Bekezela said.
According to Bev, her former group members have been creating anarchy as they claimed to be still members of Sexy Angels her group.
“I decided to recruit new members because the former members were causing a lot of problems. One of them was always guilty of insubordination. To be honest, it is difficult to control people especially when they think they have made names for themselves.
“But one thing is for sure, they can never beat me in this game because they are trying to do what we used when they were part of Sexy Angels, they copy everything from choreography to the costumes, which I find quite disturbing,” she said.
She also complained that the expelled members were going around the venues where they used to perform alongside Bev to try and get contracts.
Bev said the new recruits can manage to hold a lively and exciting show in her absence.
Commenting on her new look, Bev said she always wants to look sexy and different on stage.
“I hardly spend a week with the same hairstyle because I want to look presentable to my fans,” she said.

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