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The Mommy Club’s Happy Simelane: ‘I’m committed to doing better’

The Kreatives Agency has addressed the backlash over Happy Simelane’s behaviour on the hit reality TV series ‘The Mommy Club’.

In a statement, they confirmed that the South African businesswoman and executive producer, Happy, takes full responsibility for her actions and deeply regrets any hurt or disappointment she may have caused.

“I never meant to hurt or disappoint anyone,” Happy said. “But I now realise the impact of my words and actions. Watching everything back and hearing the feedback has been eye-opening.”

The agency highlighted that Happy does not condone bullying in any form and understands how reality TV can sometimes escalate conflicts. However, she acknowledged that this did not excuse certain behaviours.

“Emotions run high in the moment,” she admitted. “But that doesn’t excuse how I handled certain situations. I should have approached things differently.”

Reflecting on her actions, Happy recognised that she could have dealt with disagreements more maturely and respectfully. “I’m learning from this and committed to doing better,” she said.

She also expressed her gratitude to the fans who held her accountable. “It’s not always easy to hear criticism, but I appreciate the feedback,” she noted. “Growth comes from listening, reflecting, and making changes.”

Looking ahead, Happy is focused on fostering a more positive environment on and off-screen. “I want to uplift those around me and engage in a way that truly reflects my values,” she added.

The Kreatives Agency wrapped up the statement by thanking fans for their support and allowing Happy the space to grow.

 

Words: Fame Frenzy

 

 

 

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