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The Mommy Club’s re-union host Ntombi Ngcobo impresses internet users

2y By Bongiwe Mati

Two parts of The Mommy Club‘s season 2 reunion, episodes 12 and 13 aired recently on the popular streaming platform Showmax giving the ladies a chance to confront each other face to face.

The re-union’s host was media personality and singer Ntombi Ngcobo-Mzolo, who impressed many internet users with her interrogative skills.

Ntombi made sure to seek clarity from the ladies about every aspect of the show that has been discussed on social media platforms.

She also called out those who had spoken badly about others behind their backs making sure the ladies took accountability for their actions. She was compassionate when she needed to be and asked for all the issues to be brought forward so that they could be clarified.

While some felt that she was leaning more towards Mrs Mops and Her Majesty’s side, many who doubted her were quite impressed.

Taking time to comment on social media platform X, an app formerly known as Twitter, users shared:

Another user shared:

More users commented

While many were feeling Ntombi’s vibe some were not impressed with her taking the time to comment:

Also see: Internet users share mixed emotions about RHOD re-union host MaBlerh

 

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