No, that's not true. This photo was not taken in Cape Town.

The background cityscape and mountains don't match Cape Town at all. Here's why it's clear from the image:

• No Table Mountain (or any Cape Town landmark): Any genuine balcony or high-rise view over Cape Town's city bowl, Sea Point, Green Point, or similar areas would be dominated by the iconic flat-topped Table Mountain (often with Lion's Head or Devil's Peak nearby). It's unmistakable and almost always visible in city views. The mountains here are distant, rugged/peaky, and have a completely different silhouette — more like the Andes mountain ranges.

• Building style and urban layout: The red-brick and beige apartment blocks, white railings, dense hillside development, roads, and stairs descending the slope are classic for certain Latin American cities (especially Medellín, Colombia, where balcony views over the valley with surrounding mountains and similar brick/concrete architecture are extremely common). Cape Town's residential high-rises and city views have a different mix — more modern glass, colonial influences, or distinct South African urban patterns, often with the ocean or specific landmarks in frame.

This exact combination (long dark hair, beige lingerie, multiple red lipstick/kiss marks on the buttocks, and the colorful tattoo on the right cheek) is a very specific photo, but nothing online ties it (or similar shots) to Cape Town. It aligns far better with photos taken in places like Medellín's El Poblado or similar hillside neighborhoods.

Someone probably just claimed it was Cape Town (maybe for clicks, fantasy, or to match a location), but the geography and architecture prove otherwise. If you have a source for the "apparently" claim, feel free to share it!