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‘I’m a strong personality’ – ‘The Ultimatum: South Africa’ star Khanya Nqolase after backlash
Khanya Nqolase has been dragged on social media since the reality show aired.
The Ultimatum South Africa star Khanya Nqolase. Picture: Instagram/@khanya_nq
The Ultimatum: South Africa star Khanya Nqolase has broken her silence about the hate she has been receiving on social media since the premiere of the show.
Netflix‘s The Ultimatum: South Africa is a spinoff of the international TV series, The Ultimatum.
Intense experience of The Ultimatum: South Africa
The show, which premiered on 10 May, follows couples after one of the partners is given an ultimatum for marriage.
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In an Instagram post, Khanya opened up about the intense experience she underwent during the filming of the show.
“Hi to everyone who has been tuning into The Ultimatum: South Africa, and I understand if some of you may feel like I was out of line with some of my words and actions. It was an intense experience for me, and I handled it the best way I could,” she said.
She also emphasised that it was hard for her and other cast members to witness their partners engaging with other people.
“I have already apologised to those that I have wronged and would like to thank everybody for being so invested in the show and sharing their thoughts on the reality show,” she added.
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Khanya: ‘I’m a strong personality’
Expressing gratitude to the audience for their investment in the show, Khanya highlighted that she has a strong personality.
“I acknowledge I’m a strong personality and say things that only others dare to think. Making TV aside, we are dealing with real people & real emotions here.”
Wrapping up her lengthy statement, Khanya said a lot transpired since the filming of the show, including a process of healing and transformation. “It’s in the past, and a lot has happened since then,” she concluded.
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