With only a first episode in but the ladies of the Real Housewives of Durban have made quite an impression, some in good way and some not. However, viewers already share mixed emotions with the new Sorisha Naidoo as some suspect she is going to be messy this season.
One lady in particular is already under a microscopic lens as she has already ripped scores of viewers a new one. Sorisha Naidoo's messy behavior at the dinner, where she was stirring the pot between Annie Ludick and Nonku Williams.
"#RHODurban mmm.. this season !! Sorisha is super spicy" wrote M Kobene
This one scene left viewers wondering if this is the same energy that Sorisha Naidoo will be keeping the entire season. What also came as a surprise to scores of viewers is how they have come to know and love Naidoo as very reserved and a peacemaker of note. However, this new messy and confrontational Naidoo is liked and disliked by some at the same time.
"Sorisha said I am bringing drama this season and personally I’m here for it. She is in her villain era! #RHODurban" wrote Lasizwe
"Me when Sorisha called Nonku out at the table exactly the same way Nonku tried to embarrass Slee at that poor excuse of an introduction. A taste of her own medicine was not so nice huh?" wrote Wandile
Me when Sorisha called Nonku out at the table exactly the same way Nonku tried to embarrass Slee at that poor excuse of an introduction. A taste of her own medicine was not so nice huh?🤣 #RHODurbanpic.twitter.com/RvLfsRlspm
Naidoo had to make sure that she was there when out of nowhere she put it to Williams that when she gets a moment she needs to sit down with Ludick. Out of shock, Williams asked Naidoo whether she was sincere or shady. It was during this moment where everything went slippery slope because a number of people chimed in including Slee which then made things very awkward and tense for Williams.
Sorisha Naidoo already has earned herself the title of being villain with only an episode in from season 3.
"Guys Sorisha is in her villian era and I love it #RHODurban" wrote Boka
