Happiness Ever After is the sequel to the highly successful film Happiness is a Four-Letter Word – the glamorous Happiness friends are back close to four years after we left them.
This season we join them for another journey of self-discovery and re-evaluation as life throws new challenges at them. The premier was attended by the likes of Lasizwe Dambuza, Khanyi Mbau, Pasi Koetle, Thembisa Mdoda Nxumalio and other local celebs.
Thando Thabethe and Xolile Tshabalala at the Premier of Happiness Ever After. pic.twitter.com/DsniKh5u2T
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Khanyi Mbau and Lasizwe at the Premier of Happiness Ever After. pic.twitter.com/rqUJ5DPfoo
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Thandiswa Mazwai and her wife at the Premier of Happiness Ever After. pic.twitter.com/MyOESc0aFg
— Musa Khawula (@khawula_musa) November 7, 2021
The creator of the film recently expressed how excited she is that it is coming back.
“I’m super-excited about Happiness Ever After and being able to continue the uber-relatable story of sisterhood, friendship and love. Sequels are always difficult because the pressure is that much higher, but they also offer something different and exciting – and the opportunity to land the film on a global service like Netflix is its own reward. It is my sincere hope that the film resonates with audiences, and they fall back in love with their favourites and the new faces too,” said Bongiwe Selane.
The film which is based on a novel (Happiness is a four letter word) by Nozizwe Cynthia Jele stars Khanyi Mbau who plays the role of a trophy wife, Zaza, Mmabatho Montsho who plays a perfectionist lawyer, Nandi and Renate Stuurman who plays serial dater, Princess.
