Lockdown actress Sophie Ndaba has come out guns blazing to hit back at fake reports that she is experiencing financial struggles and she has lost her lavish Johannesburg mansion.
This comes within a few days of Sunday World reporting that Mercantile Bank had sold her home for failure to pay her monthly installments.
According to the publication, the former Generations actress apparently failed to keep up with R22 347 the monthly mortgage of her R2.2 million home and her bond was apparently in arrears of more than R80 000.
“Having heard counsel and having considered the papers filed in the matter, the following order is made against the first and second respondents, jointly and severally, the one paying the other to be absolved. Payment in the amount of R1 089 588.08 [one million and eighty-nine thousand and five hundred and fifty-eight rands and eight cents] … Payment in the amount of R69 012.43 (sixty-nine thousand and twelve rand and forty-three cents],” the presiding judge Senyatsi said in the court order.
Taking to her Instagram account, Sophie rubbished the reports. The actress said she is not ailing and pleaded with the publication to do research.
"Let me give you education 101. When a bank sells a house it's called an auction. I sold my house through CF property agency.
She slammed the publication for meddling in her private life "Stop messing with my business, stop messing with my family and stop messing with my future. I am rewriting my future, and I don't need you helping me with your stupidity."
The actress who is diabetic said she was not ailing. Watch the video below:
winnie_ntshaba replied "This is just boring now really….. can’t they leave you TF alone gosh it’s tiring.
luzuko_mfiki "Publications need to normalise FIRING journalists who write shit about other people. You can’t have a full on article about someone whom you didn’t even interview, that’s absurd.
prince.mashangz "She doesn't any of your responses... Keep rising and continue working hard darling."
lerato_mvelase "Our own perpetuate ignorance and spirit of destroying us💔💔 so sorry love."
Numerous celebs have been opening up about their financial woes lately. Emzini Wezinsizwa actor Vusi Thanda, recently recorded video of himself pleading with the public to assist him with little money.
In Facebook, a user wrote: "As far as am concerned, this is Tshawe from e Mzini wezintsizwa. These are the people we grew up watching in the entertainment industry. We know life is like can knock you sometimes, no one has their formula. Life has knocked him too like anyone. Please people a person's R10 can go a long way. Life is not easy for him, at times he needs to go to the clinic for treatment, and age is a problem already.
"I humble myself please no negative comments people, am not trying to be arrogant but if you are not interested just keep quiet. I will ask him to make a video with his account number to avoid a scam. Tomorrow is me that day it's you. Anyone who can help please Lords," she wrote
