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Nonku Williams pens heartfelt message of gratitude to her fans

Real Housewives of Durban star, Nonku Williams recently shared a heartfelt post on socials, where she expressed her gratitude to her friends and fans for supporting her during the Ultimate Girls’ Trip South Africa.

Mzansi was first introduced to businesswoman and reality star on the first season of Real Housewives of Durban, where she dropped a bomb on Ayanda Ncwane, wife of the late gospel star Sifiso Ncwane; in telling her that she shares a child with her late husband.

The outspoken Nonku was recently handpicked to be on the first season of the Ultimate Girls’ Trip South Africa that was shot in Jamaica. She has been herself and more on this trip, and has earned herself a law suit from Mel Viljoen and her husband.

Taking to her Instagram page, Nonku shared mini clips filled with memories of when she was in Jamaica. She captioned her post, “As we are nearing the end of the Ultimate Girls’ Trip South Africa, I thank God for the opportunity given. I leave with no regrets but lessons learned. I went in with the purest of hearts understanding the mission given.. to create a show and of course to have fun, which I did not deny myself on one bit. Real friendships and sisterhoods were formed and I cherish them,” she said.

Nonku also thanked her fans for supporting her through out the show, and in true Nonku style she also thanked those who did not support her.

“To the fans that loved me, supported me and stood by me through thick and thin, I thank and value you. To the people that didn’t, I acknowledge you, because you make our world to be this colourful culture diversity. To production and fellow cast members, thanks to each one of you.. we made one hell of a show,” she added.

 

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Also see: RHOD star Nonku Williams stuns fans with new facial rejuvenation

 

 

 

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