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Inno Morolong’s assault case against her has been dropped

South African blogger Innocentia ‘Inno’ Morolong’s assault case against her has been dropped.

Olwethu Magudumana, a club host from Durban in KwaZulu-Natal opened a case of assault against the influencer, saying she was hit by a bottle at Maracana Club in Sandton.

“I did not fight with her, she attacked me. I was at my table with my friends and I saw Innocentia shouting at the people she was with. The fight was about a bill she did not want to pay. I went closer because I wanted to see and properly hear what was happening and she jumped at me with a bottle, accusing me [of] filming her,” said Olwethu who told The South African.

According to Sunday World, Olwethu has dropped the charges and the two women have made peace.

“Olwethu dropped the charges against me on Wednesday at Alexandra magistrate’s court,” said Inno to the publication. 

“The charges had a terrible impact on my career because I could not get jobs, basically my life was on hold because my reputation was damaged, so I couldn’t work.

“I am starting afresh, taking baby steps and yes; I am working on myself. I am making peace with the people that I had verbal fights with, mostly on social media, because I am determined to become a new person.”

The club host confirmed dropping the charges.

“I feel relieved that the situation is sorted. Miss Inno Morolong apologised and showed remorse, so I decided to forgive her,”said Olwethu.

Also see: Amanda du Pont reacts to Jub Jub’s arrest

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