‘You’re unlikeable’: ‘RHOD’s’ Mbali tells teary Sane to get help

New Real Housewives of Durban (RHOD) edition Mbali Ngiba did not mince her words in episode 5 of the much-talked-about reality TV series when she met up with controversial friend of the show, Sane Bhengu — also known as Chef Nesh.

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CHEF NESH ATTACKS LONDIE LONDON

The lifestyle blogger and private chef has been the centre of drama since joining the show in the third season. Her most notable incident is her verbal attack on former RHOD cast member Londie London.

In the second episode, while at Sorisha Naidoo’s spa launch, Sane trash-talked Londie’s failed marriage.

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She rudely told Londie that her personal life was all over the papers and that her estranged husband and father of her two kids, Hlubi Nkosi, left her because she is rude.

Last year, Londie confirmed to her Instagram followers that she was no longer married; saying the businessman can date whomever he wanted.

When Nonku confronted the chef about her behaviour, telling her that putting each other down is wrong, she pretended to not remember her actions.

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MBALI AND SANE’S HEART TO HEART

However, Mbali’s approach seemed to work because it showed a humble and emotional side to Sane — one that viewers were sure did not exist.

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Speaking to her, Mbali said: “That kind of behaviour makes me question the kind of person that you are.”

Mbali continued: “I’ll be frank. They don’t want you and you’re unlikeable because you always attack people.”

During her diary session, Mbali blatantly called her rude. She added that she needs to be disciplined and needs to deal with her demons.

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At first, Sane did not seem bothered as she vehemently said — during her diary session — that she does not owe the ladies an apology.

However, when Mbali suggested that she gets help and she will accompany her, she became emotional.

“I really appreciate you,” Sane said.

“I want you to be okay. You’re a strong woman. You’re such a nice person, Sane. It’s just a few things that need to be fixed.

“You know you’ve got a problem, it does not need to come from me,” Mbali told her.

In response, an emotional Sane said that this was the very first time in her life that she agrees with someone about her issues.