As South African celebrities pair up with public contestants to compete for R1m in the Tropika Island of Treasure reality competition series, it will all come down to which team has the best critical-thinking abilities and physical stamina.
With just a few months to go until he gets to compete for a chance to win his share of R1m, dancer and TikTok sensation Chad Jones says he is eager to get the ball rolling when he makes his appearance on the show.
To date, he has made several appearances on radio stations, magazines, and television shows, and now he will officially be adding reality TV to his resume as one of the contestants for Tropika Island of Treasure season 11. In conversation with the news publication Sunday World, Jones said he is doing his best to ensure that he is fit when the time comes.He further added: “I am playing back previous episodes of the show; I want to pick up the pattern and types of challenges I can expect.”However, Jones will be going head-to-head with many more prominent celebs who are all looking to bring their 'A' game to the show.
“I love the show, I love challenges, I love challenging myself, and pushing myself to the limit. I would say I am competitive by nature, but not arrogantly so,” he said.
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