Pearl Thusi Contemplates Suing People for Fun on Social Media

Pearl Thusi Contemplates Suing People for Fun on Social Media

  • Pearl Thusi has threatened to sue people on social media for fun after allegations were made that she was involved in a scam
  • She posted a tweet online and social media users had a few things to say about it as well as some friendly advice
  • A Twitter user, @eighty8street, had alleged that Pearl Thusi was involved in a scam involving Somizi and his cooking show

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International actress Pearl Thusi has had enough of the constant negativity on social media and has threatened to sue people for fun.

This came after a Twitter user alleged that she was involved in a scam.

Pearl Thusi. Twitter, Somizi, Social Media
Pearl Thusi has threatened to lay down the law and sue people online for fun. Photo credit: @pearlthusi
Source: Instagram
Twitter user @eighty8street said, "Not surprised at allegations of Somizi scamming people, he allegedly stole a cooking show idea. Just hurt at allegations of the involvement of Pearl Thusi in the scam."

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She denied that she was involved with anything and that she had just worked on a gig and hadn't told anyone to do anything.

Earlier she had obviously had enough of the allegations and let people know how far she would be willing to go.

Social media users react to Peal Thusi's threat to sue people

@fugitive_za:

"Times are tough babe. The economy hangs in the balance. Hustlers are being creative. I'd make an extra R500k out of stupid tweeps too if I was famous ."

@007druza:i

"Suing leads to the exchange of documents, exchange of document lead to the truth ."

@neh_at:

"The "just for fun "part.. hayi ke extra murals mos ungasho nje the Twitter streets is going to keep you busy."

@Mzwayy:

"You'll be wasting your money and time this is not the US, but go ahead... just for fun."

Pearl Thusi forced to delete “Happy lockdown” post

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Earlier, Briefly News reported that Pearl Thusi was almost hounded by the social media mob for a recent post that was found to be distasteful.

In a misplaced effort to give hope to Mzansi, Pearl wished everyone a “happy lockdown” after the president announced the shift to alert Level 4.

The now-deleted post read:

“Happy lockdown everyone ... I hope all those in need receive assistance, people find the silver lining in these tough times and God blesses you all abundantly.”

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Pearl Thusi reveals coping mechanisms after being dragged online

Pearl Thusi recently took to social media to reveal how she copes with public scrutiny. Briefly News reported that the actress took to Twitter to share her "coping mechanism" with her fans. The star and many other celebs have been subjected to public scrutiny on social media platforms and Pearl has learnt to cope with the pressure that comes with being in the public eye on a daily basis.

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She is one of Mzansi's most-dragged entertainers on social media. The stunner posted:

"No one is perfect. But when they focus on your blessings until they lose sight on their own... they throw stones and magnify your imperfections. A coping mechanism."

The lead actress of Queen Sono actress also told her fans not to be distracted but to continue fighting for their dreams.

"Distraction comes right before a breakthrough. Don’t stop fighting for your purpose."

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Stefan Mack (Editor) Stefan Mack is an English and history teacher who has broadened his horizons with journalism. He enjoys experiencing the human condition through the world's media. Stefan keeps Briefly News' readers entertained during the weekend. He graduated from the University of KwaZulu-Natal in 2010 with a Bachelor of Education (BEd), majoring in History and English. Stefan has been writing for Briefly News for a number of years and has covered mainstream to human interest articles.

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