More sad news for South African actress Sophie Ndaba

This comes just days after the Sunday World reported that Mercantile Bank had sold her property due to her arrears in mortgage payments.

The former Generations actress reportedly had bond arrears of more than R80,000 and was behind on the R22,347 monthly payment on her R2,2 million property. Sophie criticized the insensitivity of the media, claiming that the stigma of her illness has hurt her business and that her children are counting on her.

 

 

 

Whether you have a lot of power or a little, it makes no difference. It does not give you, as a journalist, the right to make fun of someone who has been viral for years, who has been the subject of numerous obituaries, and who has a daily battle against a life-threatening illness like diabetes. “I’m a single mom and my kids need me, I don’t need the stress,” she explained.

More sad news for South African actress Sophie Ndaba
I’ve been through this before. Ignore whatever it is she’s talking about. I was bedridden for two years due to illness. If you want to make a buck, you’re not going to take my kid’s job. It’s a symptom of hopelessness.

To Sophie, the gift of life is the greatest of all. What has kept me going is hope. In the mornings, I pray and give thanks to God for the gift of another day out on my balcony. Even though I didn’t deserve it, he gave me a second opportunity. I don’t know what I did to deserve all this trouble, but I do know that the fact that I’m still alive shows that I have the determination to keep on fighting.

Sophie denied the rumors in an Instagram post. The actress insisted that she is well and urged the media outlet to verify her claims.

I’ll start with the basics of schooling. Auction is the term used to describe the process by which a bank sells a home. With the help of CF Property Agency, I was able to sell my home.

“Stop messing with my business, stop messing with my family, and stop messing with my future,” she yelled at the magazine for prying into her personal life. Since I don’t like the way my life has turned out thus far, I’ve decided to