Puleng, who is a character on Blood and Water, had viewers unhappy after she was seen from the character as someone who is poor but is wearing a very expensive brand of Maxhosa. That is where they have been unhappy, and the character of Puleng does not fit someone who is poor but has expensive clothes to wear. Such occurrences had been spotted in South African TV shows and were not expected in a Cape Town-based TV show.

“Fikile’s condition is critical, and her stepfather, Brian Bhele, is told that she needs a liver transplant (by donor), which requires a matching blood type. As for KB’s father, he survives. KB asks his father where Puleng is, and he manages to say “ship” before needing urgent medical care.”

She is someone who has many people talking from the beginning because they love her story character, which is painful to witness for someone who is looking for her sister who disappeared from the hospital. But then it was not only about that; it was also about the relationship she had with Wade, which many viewers have disputed. It happens all the time that viewers are unhappy because they look at details.

“Puleng violently attacks one of the men and causes panic and distraction among the other women. Meanwhile, Detective Peterson learns of the ship from Chris and KB and rings her colleague Vaan, alerting him of the new information. However, he is involved in the human trafficking cell, so this is a lost cause.”

Generally and as usual, when you come across someone who is poor, you don’t expect that person to be wearing expenses clothes, attending a huge school, and living in a big house that has a WiFi that is being paid for by you or your parents. Their character in the show had to match what was being portrayed. From her friend in the TV show, it makes sense where she comes from, with a mother who is heavily consuming alcoholic beverages.