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Not on my watch: Woman meets grandfather’s side chick at church and tells grandma

A young South African woman, Qhamisa, recently shared a humorous yet awkward encounter that has left Mzansi chuckling.

While attending church, Qhamisa bumped into a woman who claimed to be her grandmother, revealing that she was her grandfather’s side chick. The woman’s audacity didn’t sit well with Qhamisa, who promptly dismissed her claims.

According to Qhamisa, the woman approached her and introduced herself as her grandmother, which Qhamisa quickly debunked. The woman’s explanation for her claim was that she had kept Qhamisa’s grandfather company in Cape Town, implying a romantic relationship.

Qhamisa’s grandmother was amused by the encounter and asked Qhamisa if the pair were in love and who the woman was.

Qhamisa shared the conversation with her grandmother, who speculated that the other woman still had feelings for her grandfather after hearing about their meet-up in the Eastern Cape. The grandmother’s reaction was calm, but Qhamisa’s video about the encounter has sparked a lively discussion online.

South Africans have flocked to social media to comment on Qhamisa’s video, with many asking to see the “main woman” (Qhamisa’s grandmother) and showering her with compliments. Some users have praised her for her dignity and calm demeanour, saying she doesn’t deserve to be cheated on.

Others have lamented that “shame has no age,” highlighting that infidelity knows no age bounds. Qhamisa’s video has gone viral, with the caption:

“POV: You met your grandad’s side chick at church”

@qhamisa_m0 All my gran wants to know “babe inlove nah?” ??? #fyp ♬ original sound – Qham-Qham

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