Following two sold-out events this year, the dynamic duo are back on the road, sharing even more laugh-out-loud confessions and sizzling hot takes.
Sunday Times bestselling author, journalist, and TV presenter Candice Brathwaite, along with presenter, actor, and TikTok comedy sensation Coco Sarel, are bringing their hit podcast, Closet Confessions, on a nationwide tour in 2024!
Whether you’re a longtime fan or a newcomer to the podcast, this is your chance to grab your cousins and be a part of the magic in person. From hilarious accounts of dating disasters to tales of bad behaviour and celebrity culture, these will be unforgettable – and confessional – events. With interactive elements, get ready to see Candice & Sarel’s trademark wit and energy LIVE – in this bigger and better show where the laughter is real, the stories are raw, and the closet is wide open!
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