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RHODurban: MaBlerh receives praise for hosting part 2 reunion

Fans of The Real Housewives of Durban were at first skeptical about KwaZulu-Natal-born TV personality Mthokozisi ‘MaBlerh’ Cele hosting the show’s season 3 reunion. But to their surprise, MaBlerh proved his worth as host and got the job done.

The praise and adoration came after the teaser trailers of part 2 of the reunion was released.

The teaser trailers revealed that MaBlerh was in no way taking anyone’s side, shooting questions straight from the hip.

In another teaser of the reunion, the host can be seen questioning Housewife Sorisha Naidoo, who many thought MaBlerh was too soft on. He is heard asking Sorisha, “Some people in this group have said worse things than what Sane [Bhengu] has said about Annie [Mthembu]. What are those worse things? I have been watching since season 1. I just wanna know, what are those worse things?”

The question must have put Sorisha on the spot, as she replied, “I can’t think of it now.”

Many fans took to Twitter to share how the host understood the assignment.

Now ladies and gentlemen can we please give @MaBlerh his flowers… Well done sir.”

Another fan of the show said, “@MaBlerh is the truth. To be able to draw so many apologies and make them realise how they behaved us truly a skill.”

While another wrote, “No but MaBlerh is the host with the most.”

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