“Exceeded Expectations”: American Woman Shares Why She Moved to Cape Town, Shows Gorgeous House

“Exceeded Expectations”: American Woman Shares Why She Moved to Cape Town, Shows Gorgeous House

  • A woman from America, Tuanni Price, shared in an interview why she left the States and made Cape Town her new home
  • Tuanni also showed people on the internet the double-storey apartment she stays in, showcasing the stunning interior
  • Local members of the online community welcomed Tuanni to South Africa, sharing their messages in the comment section
An American woman moved to Cape Town.
A woman from the States shared why she moved to South Africa, specifically Cape Town. Images: Tuanni Price (Zuri Wine Tasting)
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Tuanni Price, an American woman, swapped the busy streets of Los Angeles for the scenic beauty and rich culture of Cape Town. The lucky woman shared why she specifically moved to the Mother City and showed off her stunning home.

She spoke to the Ghanaian media company Webnation Africa, which shared a snippet of her interview with them on their TikTok account on 4 August, 2025.

After revealing that she considered calling Spain her home before settling in the African continent, the Los Angeles native shared:

"Because of the history of apartheid, South Africa has a parallel history to the United States, so I decided to come to South Africa. The first city that I came to was Cape Town. I moved to Cape Town because of the wine. It's the closest city to the Winelands."

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A vineyard landscape at sunset with mountains in Stellenbosch.
The Cape Winelands is a district municipality with towns such as Stellenbosch (pictured), Paarl, Worcester, and Wellington. Image: fokkebok
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The wine tasting businesswoman shared her first impressions of the country, stating that she was impressed with how "gracious and beautiful" the people were, and the stunning scenery, which reminded her of her home state of California. She also stated that she felt a sense of piece after moving to Cape Town and added that she loved that she had access to the wine industry.

The clip then cut to Tuanni welcoming the crew to her double-storey apartment at a location she did not disclose to viewers. She showed off her spacious kitchen, dining area and bedroom, which she felt needed a bit of cleaning.

At the end of her interview, Tuanni said:

"I had this strong desire to live outside the country since I was a little girl. Living in South Africa has exceeded expectations that I would have had."

SA comments on American woman's relocation

A few local members of the online community went to the comment section and welcomed the American woman with open arms, while others still tried to figure out why she moved to the country.

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@siphiwe.khumalo76 said to Tuanni:

"We are family. Sister, welcome home."

@necromancer109 also showed positivity and stated:

"Welcome home, daughter of the soil. Enjoy your stay."

@nuttynyz entered the comment section with humour and told people on the internet:

"She left America to be close to the alcohol."

Looking to shoot their shot, @jojo_dj2025 wrote in the comments:

"You need an African boyfriend or man to complete the cycle."

@ta.z64 was being realistic when they added:

"It's easy for your to stay here but for us going to America is just a dream."

Take a look at the TikTok video below:

3 Other stories about Americans moving to SA

  • In another article, Briefly News reported that a mother from Las Vegas revealed the shocking conversation she had with her loved ones about why she relocated to Cape Town.
  • An American couple shared their journey to purchasing a luxury home in South Africa at a fraction of what they sold their house for in the United States. Their grand house went viral on social media.
  • A Black American woman showed people her plans to move from the United States to the African continent. Locals left heartwarming messages for the soon-to-be South African resident.

Proofreading by Kelly Lippke, copy editor at Briefly.co.za.

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Jade Rhode (Human Interest Editor) Jade Rhode is a Human Interest Reporter who joined the Briefly News team in April 2024. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from Rhodes University, majoring in Journalism and Media Studies (distinction) and Linguistics. Before pursuing her tertiary education, Jade worked as a freelance writer at Vannie Kaap News. After her studies, she worked as an editorial intern for BONA Magazine, contributing to both print and online. To get in touch with Jade, email jade.rhode@briefly.co.za

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