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RHODurban stars Slee and Nonku get into physical altercation

Things took quite a turn in the latest episode of The Real Housewives of Durban.

The cast went to dinner at the Pezula Resort Hotel and Spa in Knysna in the Western Cape, and, in true Housewives fashion, the dinner was anything but peaceful.

Just before Slee Ndlovu and Nonku Williams’ altercation, Slee can be heard telling her co-star, “The difference between me and you, I tell you s*** to your face. You go behind my back and speak about me!”

Slee then slams her hand on the dinner table and shouts, “F*** that s***! I’m tired of you Nonku!” The reality star then gets up from her seat to approach Nonku.

After Nonku asks what Slee will do, the two begin to throw hands. Before it could get any worse, members of production stepped in.

“Let me just trample this b****,” says Slee in her confessional.

On Twitter, it is clear that fans of the show have chosen who they are choosing to support.

One Twitter user posted, “Oh I’m definitely Team Slee!! Nonku has been playing in her face for too long, she needed to be put in her place! #RHODurban.”

One user came to Nonku’s defence, describing Slee to be “quite cunning.”

At the end of the episode, Slee apologised and regretted her reaction against someone she thought brought her on the show, only to embarrass her.

“…[A]s much as Nonku was making me angry, I should not have got up and gotten into that point. I wish I done things differently and unfortunately here we are.”

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