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Tweeps react to Showmax’s The Mommy Club

3y By Bongiwe Mati

Twitter users had so much to say after the first airing of Showmax’s highly anticipated reality show The Mommy’s Club. The show features cast members Mpumi Mops, a former The Real Housewives of Johannesburg cast member, businesswoman and former Miss Thembisa, Ratile Mabitsela, events planner Nunurai, author and business coach Happy Simelane, also known as “Her Majesty,” and entrepreneur Tshego Manche.

Tweeps had the following to say about the first episode and cast members.

Speaking of Happy Simelane’s trip to Nigeria to visit an ex after losing her husband in a car accident, tweep @paballo_patsa shared:

“Traveling to Nigeria to meet up with an ex-boyfriend from 15 years is some crazy, crazy business. #MommyClubShowmax.”

“So I’m the only one who noticed how beautiful her house is? MsMache yooo#MommyClubShowmax.”

“Yazi I think I’ve watched too many reality shows for my own good. I’m such a critic. Lovely show but a lot cringe moments #MommyClubShowmax.”

“I think I get why her majesty went to Nigeria to see an ex of 15 years ago. Her husband died in an accident with a side chick #MommyClubShowmax.”

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