Shauwn Mkhize’s luxury lifestyle faces another blow as Prada, Cartier & Fendi assets head to auction

According to information released by auctioneers Bidders Choice, another collection of luxury possessions associated with South African businesswoman and reality television personality Shauwn Mkhize is scheduled to go under the hammer in November 2026, as legal proceedings involving the South African Revenue Service (SARS) continue to attract attention.

The upcoming auction will feature an extensive range of designer handbags, footwear, jewellery, watches and other expensive accessories. Several internationally recognised brands, including Prada, Cartier and Fendi, appear in the catalogue, bringing renewed attention to Mkhize’s high-profile luxury lifestyle and ongoing financial difficulties.

The online auction is being conducted under the instructions of a court-appointed curator bonis in matters involving SARS, Mkhize and other related parties. The process forms part of wider efforts to preserve and recover assets connected to claims being pursued by the tax authority.

According to Bidders Choice, bidding will open on November 13, 2026. The first collection of items is expected to close on November 17, while the remaining lots will have their bidding concluded on November 18.

Potential buyers will also have an opportunity to inspect the available possessions in Mooikloof, Pretoria, on November 16 and 17. The catalogue reportedly contains a variety of luxury products, including knee-high boots, ankle boots, high heels, handbags, clutches, suitcases, bracelets, necklaces, earrings, sunglasses and wristwatches.

The latest sale comes after previous auctions involving luxury vehicles and designer accessories linked to the businesswoman. In October 2025, 23 authenticated designer handbags and a Lamborghini Urus reportedly generated approximately R5.6 million at auction, demonstrating the considerable value attached to some of the possessions.

Mkhize’s property portfolio has also become part of the wider legal developments. In October 2026, the KwaZulu-Natal High Court authorised the sale of five luxury residential properties in Sandown, Johannesburg, associated with the businesswoman and her family.

The court directed that proceeds from the property sales be placed in an interest-bearing trust account while further legal proceedings continue. This arrangement means the funds will be preserved pending the outcome of the relevant matters.

The November auction therefore represents another development in the ongoing asset recovery process involving SARS and Mkhize. The inclusion of prestigious fashion and jewellery brands is likely to attract considerable interest from collectors and buyers looking for high-end possessions.

For the businesswoman, who became widely recognised through her extravagant lifestyle and television appearances, the continued sale of assets associated with her name marks another significant moment in her prolonged legal and financial difficulties.

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