Nomzamo Mbatha Reacts to Rumours That She Was at Paul Mashatile’s R28 Million Mansion

• Former Isibaya star Nomzamo Mbatha had social media buzzing on Tuesday when she responded to a photo of her in the Western Cape
• The photo of Mbatha had South Africans wondering if the actress spent time at Paul Mashatile's mansion, which resembles Mbatha's photo
• Social media users took to the viral photo on X to respond to Mbatha's comment and Paul Mashatile's mansion

Shaka ILembe actress Nomzamo Mbatha raised eyebrows on social media this week when she commented on a viral photo of her in Constantia, Western Cape.

Mbatha also made headlines this week when singer Simphiwe Dana accused her of copying her signature hairstyle.

The actress also topped social media trends two weeks ago when her sister Wendy Mbatha was accused of sabotaging Londie London in a podcast interview.

News24 reported on Tuesday, 29 July, that Paul Mashatile declared ownership of the R28.9 million Constantia mansion in the Western Cape. The mansion is reportedly registered under his son-in-law Nceba Nonkwelo’s company.

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According to media reports, the Hawks are investigating the source of the funds used for the purchase.

Social media user @sanelenkosiii shared photos of Mashatile's mansion on her X account on Tuesday and re-shared an Instagram photo of Mbatha in Constantia. The post led social media users to believe that the actress was at Mashatile's mansion.

Mbatha took to the X post and said:

"Ok, I would like to credit and acknowledge @Airbnb. 😭 Shuthi, sorry."

The actress also provided receipts for her stay at the Airbnb from December 2020 to January 2021.

South Africans respond to viral photo of Mbatha in the Western Cape

@sthedoingthings reacted to Mbatha's comment and asked:

"So you wouldn't date Paul Mashatile?👀"

@Waylonjunior said:

"All that effort to change our minds, and you made the case stronger."

@EmmaJ0h commented:

"Exactly!! That was my thought. Wouldn’t the first assumption be that you rented the house? Also, not you crediting Airbnb before Simphiwe Dana."

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@UncleG0202 said:

"Come on, guys, give Shandu ka Ndaba a break. First it was Ndiready (Simphiwe Dana), now this. It was used as a luxury lodge or villa, available for booking."

@PremiumHater65 commented:

"I fell on my knees when I saw this. I’m glad you are not involved with him."

@TawanaM14 wrote:

"Even those allegations that you once dated Fikile Mbalula were untrue, ne?"

@Tichysorx commented:

"I will be there, I shall be there!! Receipts or no receipts, the series keeps getting interesting."

@TieOnto said:

'Maybe she was on journalism work, or accompanying someone there to interview him, no?"

Paul Mashatile’s son-in-law’s mansion angers Mzansi

In more news, Briefly News reported in 2024 that the house of Deputy President Paul Mashatile's son-in-law went viral and angered many South Africans.

It's believed that Mashatile uses that house, which is based in Cape Town and is worth R28.9 million.

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South Africans slammed him and called for action to be taken against him.

Source: Briefly News