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‘You have been through a lot,’ social media users to Brenda Ngxoli after exposing baby daddy

Cwecwe’s story not only touched people’s lives but also inspired them to speak out.

Brenda Ngxoli was among those who took to social media to share her own experience with the father of her child, who had, according to her, mistreated her.

In her post, she stated that he was not like that when they first met and that she never wanted him to take her child. She also revealed that she has a protection order against him.

The post included a video of him sitting on a couch, smoking, with his feet resting on a coffee table. In the video, Brenda asks him if the drugs he is using – paid for with her money – are for himself. He responds that they are.

She also attached screenshots where he was now begging her after she left.

Concluding her caption, she said, “By now I had become aware of his Cough mixture and Fanta Grape wsys which led to aggression.”

Yide Ufe Ndizokonwaba (die so that I can be happy). He would lament between the kicks, punches and strangulations, he has not seen nor met her,” she closed the post.

Social media users took to her comment section to command her for speaking up.

One wrote, “Make sense why she is always with Her child, Shes been through a lot. Yanga Thixo angakupha amandla umkhulise umntana wakho (May God give you strength and raise your child).”

“You have been through a lot sis,” wrote another one.

Also see: Watch: Mzansi unites behind ‘Justice for Cwecwe’

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