On the last episode of the Showmax hit reality show, The Real Housewives of Durban, we saw that Nonku Williams and her mother still feel like they were never wrong to make Ayanda Ncwane pay up for her late husband, Sfiso Ncwane’s damages. In fact, Nonku feels like Ayanda’s reaction to this hurt her badly.

Meanwhile, Nonkanyiso says that she knew from the beginning that between Ayanda and Nonku, one of them was not being genuine with their feelings and actions. This was after Nonku revealed that her child has not had any relationship with her siblings, which are Ayanda’s children.

 

 

 

 
 

Who can blame Ayanda? After such a huge embarrassment, they expect her to expose her children to such toxicity, and does the children also feel free being around that family after what they did to their mother on national television? I guess this is a question that Ayanda can only respond to, but we kind of know her response to this by the way she does not want to involve her children with Nonku’s children.

One person by the name of @Ndoni_M took to Twitter and said, “Nonku and her mother abekho Right ekhanda, there is no justification for their behaviour towards Ayanda and for them not to see anything wrong with that is just embarrassing sies #RHODurban”. This shows that the viewers also saw that Nonku and her mother were out of character and their behaviour towards Ayanda is just embarrassing.

It seems like this is going to be an ongoing war because the way that Nonku is treating Ayanda shows that she might still be holding a small, if not a huge grudge on Ayanda, and it is now getting their children involved, whereas it was just supposed to be a matter which they could just solve themselves as adults and move on.

Would you also expose your children to Nonku’s family had they also told you that you should pay the damages for the child now that the father, who was supposed to pay them died? Leave a comment and let us know.

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