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WATCH: Internet users react to Nozipho Ntshangase husband’s aggressive behaviour

Mommy Club reality star Nozipho Ntshangase became a hot topic after a video of her husband trended for showing signs of aggressive behaviour.

Nozipho, who joined the reality show in it’s second season married businessman Zola Ntshangase had have a blended family of eight children with only four being their own within the marriage.

Recently a video which was circulating on X (previously known as Twitter) shows Zola being aggressive in front of Nozipho and the children.

He says whilst being filmed: “I want my car keys so I can leave, you guys are holding me hostage. Do you guys want to fight me in my own home? Are you trying to tell me want to do?”

This video posted by online publication MDN news shows Zola demanding his car keys with his children begging him to calm down.

Many internet users did not hold back and were coming to the reality star’s defensive as Zola recently announced that he was taking a second wife leaving, people to assume that he wants to leave his family and go start a new one with the new wife.

This video received a mixed reaction from internet users with controversial podcaster Penuel The Black Pen sharing his thoughts on the video.

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