Lubz finally conquers his fear of snakes

Updated Dec. 8, 2017, 12:37 p.m. | By Lubz, Erin

It was a sssssscary situation for Lubz during his recent show when he came face-to-face with something that he had feared for the longest time.

UK-born Simon Keys and Siouxsie Gillet from the hit series, Snakes in the City - which airs on National Geographic, came into studio last week to pay us a visit.

Read: Police officer's hilarious attempt to catch snake goes viral

During the interview, they shed some light on their lives and chatted about hunting dangerous snakes, as well as having their own little 'animal farm' at home.

The highlight of the interview was when Lubz finally got over his long-lasting fear of snakes by Erin literally cornering him in the studio. Eek!

Read: Scary moment snake slithers into bathroom light

In case you missed it, take a listen to the interview in the podcast below:

Thanks Simon and Siouxsie for dropping by. What a great experience!

Had the pleasure of hanging out with @snakes_in_the_city duo @simonkeysofficial and @siouxsiegillettofficial on air today! Well done to @lubz_sa for getting over his fear of snakes today too! Don't forget to save their number in case you need them over the festive season 👉🏼👉🏼 Snake hotline number 0606336054 #snakecity #snakesinthecity #snakes #natgeo #peoplefortheplanet #nationalgeographic #lovemyjob #ecr #lovethelifeyoulive #happyplace #radiopresenter #radio #kzn #durban #interview #love

A post shared by Erin Dickson (@helloerind) on Dec 2, 2017 at 10:09am PST

I now have a snake named after me 😎🐉.... Meet Princess Erin... ok.. I added in the princess part, but since she is so stunning (the snake) I feel like she deserves the title... @snakes_in_the_city @simonkeysofficial @siouxsiegillettofficial @lubz_sa @eastcoastradio #snakesinthecity #snakecity #snakes #namesake #princesserin #happyplace #happyheart #dowhatyoulove #lovethelifeyoulive #natgeo #ecr #radio #durban #kwazulunatal

A post shared by Erin Dickson (@helloerind) on Dec 2, 2017 at 7:54am PST

@helloerind literally cornered me (as in legit I was in the corner of the studio) to get over this long standing fear of snakes. Got to see how majestic these animals actually can be. Major shout out to @simonkeysofficial and @siouxsiegillettofficial from #snakesinthecity for pulling in

A post shared by Lubabalo Mzimba (@lubz_sa) on Dec 3, 2017 at 2:55am PST

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